Day 11. Genplot.
I built a text-to-SVG tool into V3. Describe what you want, pick a style, and it generates artwork you can plot.
The output is an SVG ready for pen plotting, not a raster image you have to trace. It can be single-line art or multicolour, with separate paths per pen. Place the result on the bed in one click.
The multicolour paper-boat scene at the top is a real Genplot result on my A1 Mini bed. The Genplot dialog above lets you choose single-pen or multi-colour layers, browse example styles, and write a prompt before you spend a credit.
I have been testing this on greeting cards and simple line illustrations. It is not a replacement for careful design work, but it gets you from idea to plot quickly when you do not have a drawing ready.
Try it at 3dplotter.xyz/genplot. Tell me what you make.