Fix jig

Author: yawkat

README.md

@@ -215,6 +215,12 @@ Now you can use the pusher to insert the magnet into the baseplate:
 
 Pull the pusher back into its original position to release the baseplate. You can now turn the jig by 90° to insert the next magnet, and then move the baseplate to fill the next square with magnets.
 
+<!-- These images are generated for regression detection purposes. -->
+<!-- openscad -o docs/images/jig-main.png --camera=0,0,0,40,0,10,200 -D part='"jig"' mag_insert_jig.scad -->
+<!-- openscad -o docs/images/jig-pusher.png --camera=0,0,0,40,0,10,200 -D part='"pusher"' mag_insert_jig.scad -->
+<!-- openscad -o docs/images/jig-main-below.png --camera=0,0,0,140,0,10,200 -D part='"jig"' mag_insert_jig.scad -->
+<!-- openscad -o docs/images/jig-pusher-below.png --camera=0,0,0,140,0,10,200 -D part='"pusher"' mag_insert_jig.scad -->
+
 ### Glued magnets
 
 Magnets can also be glued in from the top:

docs/images/click2-depth.png

@@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ magnet_cutout_height = 2.25 * magnet_clearance;
 
 // Overwrite GridFlock's settings
 test_pattern = -1;
+magnets = true;
 connector_edge_puzzle = true;
 connector_intersection_puzzle = false;
 _edge_puzzle_direction_male = [false, false, false, false];