What's new
New plates and Anatomy figures, and what changed on the site, most recent first.
On the site
- Every Anatomy figure now names its parts: point at a part, or tap it on a phone, to read its name and what it does.
- This page lists what is new on the codex, day by day.
On the site
- The graph shows every invention linked to what it needs, by steps or by date.
- Each plate leads to the path of inventions to master first, and the materials page shows what you can make with what you have.
- A glossary explains the technical words, linked from the plates.
- The whole codex can be taken offline: a ZIP, a Kiwix file, a printable PDF per language, or a copy kept in your browser.
- Anatomy figures zoom and pan, and the texts and drawings are published under the CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 licence.
On the site
- The codex moved to lastcodex.org.
- Plates and Anatomy figures sit side by side, and every drawing opens full screen.
- The About page explains how the codex is written, checked and illustrated.
On the site
- First edition of the codex, in six languages, with a light and a dark theme.
- The atlas sorts and filters every invention; the timeline orders them by date; search covers every plate.