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Image Occlusion Flashcards with Manufacturing Process

The user is requesting a feature to create image occlusion flashcards directly within the Memo app. This includes the ability to outline and hide parts of an image to create interactive flashcards, and also to incorporate details about the manufacturing process of these flashcards.
Status: Planned3 comments

Comments3

  • Lucas

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    Feb 18

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    Image occlusion

    Is it possible for you to create a feature that automatically occludes images, allowing users to download and use it with Anki without needing to do so manually with the Anki add-on tool? AI automatically occludes pictures for you, and you can edit them if needed on the memo before downloading them

  • Lucas

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    Feb 18

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    Request for a new feature for editing cards

    Is there a way you can add image occlusion so that we can block out words in images and review them as we do with the image occlusion add-on in Anki?

    That removes the need to download the cards, then go and sort them manually when adding the image occlusion via the Anki extension natively in Anki.

    Is there a way you can make it native to the memo app?/Maybe memo agent can create image occlusions as well if you ask him in the chat?

    Would be a killer feature in my opinion!

  • An Anonymous User

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    Jan 26

    Present tense conjugations of TENER

    • yo → tengo

    • tú → tienes

    • él / ella / usted → tiene

    • nosotros(as) → tenemos

    • vosotros(as) → tenéis

    • ellos / ellas / ustedes → tienen

    What does it mean? → to have


    3. Write the following in Spanish (use TENER for ALL of them)

    • I’m hungry. → Tengo hambre.

    • She has a brother. → Ella tiene un hermano.

    • You (tú) are thirsty. → Tienes sed.

    • My sister is 13. → Mi hermana tiene trece años.

    • We are tired. → Tenemos sueño.

    • I am cold! → Tengo frío.


    4. Write the following in Spanish (VENIR)

    4.1 We are coming to the game at 6:00.
    → Venimos al partido a las seis.

    4.2 They are coming to the class with their books.
    → Vienen a la clase con sus libros.


    5. Fill in the blank with the correct form of TENER or VENIR

    1. Uds. vienen a clase a las ocho de la mañana.

    2. ¡Los estudiantes tienen que beber más agua!

    3. Mi amigo tiene nueve clases este semestre.

    4. Mamá siempre viene a casa muy tarde.

    5. Carlos y yo venimos al gimnasio todos los sábados.

    6. Carla viene a mi casa a las nueve los fines de semana.

    7. ¡Ella tiene prisa! Son las 2:55 y tiene una clase a las 3:00.

    8. ¿Tú tienes hambre? Debes preparar una ensalada.