Updated release notes and added JAR for v1.0.

README.md

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 # About #
-Recreation of the 2DBlockCreator project in Java.
-This is the beginning of an open-source framework for custom pattern drafting. To begin with, existing pattern drafting
-methods for simple items of clothing are being implemented to help inform the design of a high level Block class which
-can be used in custom drafting techniques. Software copyright is retained by the The University of Manchester.
+Recreation of the 2DBlockCreator MATLAB project in Java.
+JBlock 2D is an open-source framework for custom pattern drafting. Framework is based on a high-level `Block` class
+which contains geometric elements necessary for recreating pattern drafting techniques digitally. Software also reads
+measurements from input files exported from body scanning cameras to facilitate custom fit.
+A selection of existing drafting methods will be shipped with the source code, the framework allows the creation of
+custom methods as desired. Software copyright is retained by the The University of Manchester.
 
 # Compiling and Running #
-If you are comfortable with compiling and running from teh command line then you can compile using `javac` and run using
-`java` in the usual way. To make it more accessible to the expected user base, in future versions I will include some
-script files (probably *.bat for Windows might be the most popular option) so the process is a bit easier. You will
-still need to make sure you have the JRE installed beforehand though and the standard environment variables set for the
-Java executables.
+Release builds are available from the master branch at tagged commits. These releases are shipped with *.jar
+which may be executed directly to run the application. You may also wish to build from source which you can do using
+`javac` from the command line.
 
 ## Release Notes ##
-Version: 0.2
-Issue #1: Patterns can now store the name of the input file and use it when writing DXFs.    
-Issue #2: Patterns now have a 10cm square drawn on a separate layer to allow scaling.    
-Issue #3: Patterns now have their name written on a separate layer.    
 
-Version: 0.1
+**Version: 1.0**
+
+Issue #4: Batch files of scan data can now be used.
+Issue #5: Keypoints have been added as a new layer on the DXF output files.
+Issue #6: Construction lines have been added as a new layer on the DXF output files.
+Issue #8: Darts have been fixed so they work as intended in all cases.
+Issue #9: Single scan data set files now work without manual manipulation.
+Issue #10: GUI added to the software for ease of use.
+Issue #13: Coordinates of keypoints have been added as a new layer on the DXF output files.
+Issue #17: Circular curves work as intended.
+Issue #21: Batch files of any size now work as intended.
+Issue #23: Output DXF files are now organised in a Method/Pattern/ file directory system.
+Issue #30: All custom measurements needed for the Beazley Bond sleeve now available.
+Issue #34: File input and outputs for the GUI fixed so they work as intended.
+
+Patterns added:
+
+Beazley Bond Straight Sleeve
+Aldrich Skirt
+Gill Skirt
+
+**Version: 0.2**
+Issue #1: Patterns can now store the name of the input file and use it when writing DXFs.
+Issue #2: Patterns now have a 10cm square drawn on a separate layer to allow scaling.
+Issue #3: Patterns now have their name written on a separate layer.
+
+**Version: 0.1**
 Initial Evaluation Version

src/jblockmain/JBlock.java

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     public static final double res = 1;
 
     // Version number
-    public static final int majVer = 0;
-    public static final int minVer = 2;
+    public static final int majVer = 1;
+    public static final int minVer = 0;
 
     private JBlock()
     {

src/manifest/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF

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+Manifest-Version: 1.0
+Main-Class: jblockmain.JBlock
+