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|software=[[ | |software=[[:Category:Slicers|Slicers]] (e.g. [[Cura]]), [[G-Code Senders|G-Code senders]], text editor | ||
|machines=[[3D Printers|3D printers]], [[CNC Router|CNC router]] | |machines=[[3D Printers|3D printers]], [[CNC Router|CNC router]] | ||
|repositories=nope - machine-specific! | |repositories=nope - machine-specific! | ||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 6 February 2019
| FormatInfoBox G-code | |
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| File Extension(s): | .gcode / .g |
| Type: | machine control commands |
| Software: | Slicers (e.g. Cura), G-Code senders, text editor |
| Machines: | 3D printers, CNC router |
| Repositories: | nope - machine-specific! |
G-code is frequently used in CNC to control the moving/heating/spinning parts of the tool according to the user's instructions. As it is generated for a specific machine, it is rarely a good idea to use old or foreign G-code!
3D Printing
Besides G-code generators like Cura you may need single commands now and then - there is an exhaustive overview in the RepRapWiki.
CNC Routing
see "G-Code senders" for our collection of machine interaction experiences
