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- **PCB Exposure:**
- (Fix) When importing gerber files via drag and drop to the main window the file was created with 0mm layer height and no exposure set
- (Fix) Merging multiple gerber files with mirror active was mirroring the image in each draw causing the wrong output (#980)
- (Fix) Excellon drill format does not load tools when they have spindle parameters [F/C] (#980)
- (Fix) Excellon drill format to respect the integer and decimal digit count when specifying them (#980)
- **Stress Tower:**
- (Improvement) Allow to pause and cancel the operation
- (Improvement) Process layers in a more efficient way to reduce allocations and be able to produce the test without RAM hogging
- (Upgrade) .NET from 9.0.0 to 9.0.1
- (Upgrade) OpenCV from 4.9.0 to 4.10.0
- (Improvement) Goo: Implement and support the tilting vat printers
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- (Improvement) All shapes in pixel editor will now respect the non-equal pixel pitch and compensate the lower side to print a regular shape, this also affects the polygons on PCB exposure tool and other tools as well
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- (Fix) PCB Exposure: Use raw polygons instead of angle aligned polygons to respect the gerber implementation (#976)
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-**PCB Exposure:**
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- (Fix) When importing gerber files via drag and drop to the main window the file was created with 0mm layer height and no exposure set
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- (Fix) Merging multiple gerber files with mirror active was mirroring the image in each draw causing the wrong output (#980)
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- (Fix) Excellon drill format does not load tools when they have spindle parameters [F/C] (#980)
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- (Fix) Excellon drill format to respect the integer and decimal digit count when specifying them (#980)
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-**Stress Tower:**
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- (Improvement) Allow to pause and cancel the operation
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- (Improvement) Process layers in a more efficient way to reduce allocations and be able to produce the test without RAM hogging
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