so, I made a resist printer on the second day of the official existence of this element.

to read the disk:
1) copy the disk (stasis wall with photons)
2) insert the disk into the reader's stasis wall
3) wait

about writing discs:
    hierarchy in the photon disk:
there is a photon (all 29 free bits) and there is a layer. layers are separated by a second blue bit, a layer is a line in the printer itself. in photons there can be only one element, but in a layer there can be several photons and therefore several elements. the first half of the photon bits is the location of the pixels that the photon will print, the second half is the element whose pixels will be printed (there can be no more than one bit), however, there are two more “untouchable” pixels, these are the first two blue bits. the second bit is responsible for moving to the next layer, the first is empty.
    writer buttons:
"next" - moves to the next photon
"up /\" - adds that same second blue bit, moves to the next layer on this photon (however does not replace the photon)
"scan" - copies the inwr location from the filt stroke to the photon
element color buttons (right) - defines the photon element
    principle of creating photonic disks:
In the lower right corner, a filt line comes up to create a disk from it:
1) copy the line (using the "s" button)
2) insert a line somewhere (in free space)
3) using the prop tool change the type to phot and make one value “y” for everything
4) in stasis wall

After pressing the buttons, nothing can be corrected, you need to do everything carefully. If you notice a bug, first try checking your disk for defects (it is possible that this bug is your fault). I hope you like it (I also hope that it will be added to the wiki page as using example :P). If you notice a mistake, write in the comments to the save, not to the thread on the forum