Anki add-on: Image Occlusion Enhanced

Image Occlusion lets you create cards that hide parts of an image to test your knowledge of that hidden information. The cards generated by this add-on would be best described as image-based cloze-deletions : CHANGELOG Version 1.4.0 – 2022-04-09 IMPORTANT : This release is only compatible with Anki 2.1.50 and up. If you are on an earlier Anki release, copying the add-on code below into the app will automatically download a compatible version of the add-on for you, so there are no extra steps you have to take. Just be aware that going forward, new features and fixes will likely only be available for Anki 2.1.50 and up. Still, as of writing this changelog (2022-04-09), unless you have a strong reason to switch to 2.1.50, I would recommend to hold off from upgrading until things around the release have settled a bit more. Added Added support for Anki 2.1.50 and up. Both Qt6 and Qt5 builds are supported. On Apple silicon the add-on now benefits from the performance improvements that Anki's native Qt6 build provides. Added a confirmation prompt when attempting to close the window via Escape when there are unsaved changes present. Fixed Fixed instances of cards being saved to the wrong deck (and thus seemingly going missing). Fixed instances of images not being automatically resized to the canvas upon launching IO Changes When creating occlusions from images in the clipboard, the add-on will now follow Anki's preferences to determine whether to save images as PNG or JPG files (thanks to @zjosua), with JPG being the default. JPG files are smaller and thus make syncs quicker, but come with a small quality penalty. If you prefer using PNG files you can change the add-on's behavior by heading to Anki's main preferences under Tools → Preferences and setting the checkmark at "Paste clipboard images as PNG". Other changes [Development] Reworked project dependency management, making it easier to set Image Occlusion up for development Set some of the foundations for potentially adding locale support in the future (thanks to @5hir0kur0 and @Polymehr!) Other fixes and improvements thanks to @zjosua, @Arthur-Milchior, @telotortium, and @davidculley You can view all past releases here . KNOWN ISSUES Due to compatibility issues between SVG-Edit and newer versions of Anki, some of the features in the masks editor no longer work correctly. My hope is to address these soon: Pointer not changing to selection mode when clicking on shape Path tool no longer working Shape library tool no longer working Please do not invoke the add-on's settings menu while the IO Editor window is still open. The same applies to modifying the Image Occlusion note type while an IO session is open. Both can cause trouble. For any other issues you encounter please don't hesitate to a file a bug report on the official bug tracker (preferred) or post on the official support thread . Your feedback is very much appreciated and welcome! USAGE The use of this add-on is detailed in the Wiki and a series of video tutorials on YouTube . Some of the screencasts and screenshots here were recorded on older versions of Anki and the add-on, but all the key usage tips should still apply. HELP AND SUPPORT Please do not use reviews for bug reports or support requests . I don't get notified of your reviews, and properly troubleshooting an issue through them is nearly impossible. Instead, please either use the issue tracker (preferred), add-on support forums , or just message me at ankiglutanimate@gmail.com . Constructive feedback and suggestions are always welcome! CREDITS AND LICENSE Copyright © 2012-2015 Tiago Barroso Copyright © 2013 Steve AW Copyright © 2016-2022 Aristotelis P. (Glutanimate) With code contributions from: Damien Elmes, Kyle Mills, James Kraus, Matt Restko Image Occlusion Enhanced is based on Image Occlusion 2.0 by Tiago Barroso and Simple Picture Occlusion by Steve AW. All credit for the original add-ons goes to their respective authors. Image Occlusion Enhanced would not exist without their work. I would also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who has helped with testing, provided suggestions, or contributed in any other way. Licensed under the GNU AGPLv3 , extended by a number of additional terms. This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY. For more information on the license please see the LICENSE file accompanying this add-on. The source code is available on GitHub . Pull requests and other contributions are welcome! MORE RESOURCES Make sure to check out my socials for the latest add-on updates and news: @Glutanimate | / Glutanimate New: Receive notifications about new add-on releases via @AnkiUpdates Want to hire me to work on add-on for you? Get in touch at ankiglutanimate@gmail.com SUPPORT MY WORK If you like Image Occlusion Enhanced, please give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends, so that more people can enjoy it! A kind request : Writing, supporting, and maintaining Anki add-ons like these takes a lot of time and effort. If Image Occlusion Enhanced has been a valuable asset in your studies, please consider using one of the buttons below to support my efforts by pledging your support on Patreon , or by buying me a coffee . Each and every contribution is greatly appreciated and will help me maintain and improve Image Occlusion Enhanced as time goes by! Pro-tip: Lots of exclusive add-ons and other goodies await on my Patreon page. Make sure to check them out!

GitHub repository: glutanimate/image-occlusion-enhanced
Repository description: Anki add-on that transforms images into cloze tests
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Topics: anki, anki-addon