GMT’s Changelog

Improved precision by adding an option to round to units.

Added controls to select elements in Monge view and edit properties (thickness, color, dashed).

User work can now be persisted using JSON-based storage.

Improved Segment Tool to allow creating perfect circumference projections.

Improved precision by adding a button that lets you round to decimals or centesimals.

The official launch of GMT version 1.0 available for students and teachers to use.

The official launch of GMT Beta version with all the features available for students and teachers to try out.

Implementation of all folding functionalities for the top and vertical planes.

Implementation of all folding functionalities for the obliques, passerby and ramp planes.

Addition of 3D tools to highlight the geometry and hide or show details of the geometry.

A step by step view that allows the user to create and view the steps required to solve the exercise.

A tool that allows the user to edit the Monge view by drawing and selecting a set of segments to build a shape.

A bug reporting system that allows the user to report any bugs or issues they encounter while using the tool.

The user is able to share their sheets with other users.

Available in multiple languages, allowing the user to select their preferred language from a list of available options.

A simple dashboard added to the website to allow the user to create an account and save their work.

Accessed through a web platform, allowing the user to access the tool from any device with an internet connection.

Addition of two new tools to GMT: a folding tool and a curving segment tool.

QoL improvements to the prototype including a pencil tool, a ruler tool, and zoom/pan.

A prototype of GMT developed to demonstrate the core functionality of the tool.