The EN-207 wasn't a hammer or a wrench. It was a reality-patcher. When a starship’s hull was torn by a solar flare, most tools would weld the metal back together, leaving a scar. But the G-Print was different. When you engaged the EN-207, it didn't just repair the metal; it "remembered" what the metal looked like
Base syntax (CLI): gprintsettoolen207 [subcommand] [options] [arguments] gprintsettoolen207 better
If you are writing a script and need to call this specific tool with better parameters, it likely requires verbose logging to understand why it is failing: gprintsettoolen207 --verbose --log-level=debug The EN-207 wasn't a hammer or a wrench
If you want, I can:
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