Concept for automating cutting out cards and table elements using a stencil

[ShestakovPD]

Concept for automating cutting out cards and table elements using a stencil

It consists of expanding the capabilities of the table editor by
adding a standard size stencil, take the largest one
element - cards, placing it on a centered screen.
After which a photograph of the stencil is taken in the specified areas and cut out
7 cards at once (in previously placed areas) of a given standard size.

This option will speed up the creation of a personalized table for each user
by an order of magnitude or two.

1. When you press the button, the screen is placed in a separate window.
2. The window will have 7 standard size windows that move
   to specified locations (where the cards are located), You can make one large template
   since usually the card locations in all rooms are standard, but with the possibility
   adjustments (movements) to fit on a given area of the room screen.
3. After all areas are placed, the button is pressed, 7 cards are cut out, and moved to
   top selected area.
4. After which it is necessary to provide the user with the opportunity to drop the cut card
   to the area where it should be located.
5. Next, all that remains is to turn on the flight of fancy and make the stencil editor flexibly adjustable,
   and you can cut most elements using existing screenshots.

Who will undertake to implement it in code, write down.

If you can post the code on Github in this area, it will be logical
IDEA, CODE, IMPLEMENTATION, PULL REQUEST, TESTS, PUSH TO CODE, etc.

[dickreuter]

I'm not sure an implementation of standard card size would work
I think at this point what we could try is to train a universal card model
and then just mark the 5 table card areas and 2 my card areas, and it should automatically recognize all tables
I want to get away from all the manual mapping and automate everything as much as possible