Hi,
Are there anyway to convert an edited gcode file to x3g file in S3D?
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j@desktop:/opt/Simplify3D-3.0.2$ ./gpx
Command line error: provide an input file or enable standard I/O
GPX 2.0-alpha Copyright (c) 2013 WHPThomas, All rights reserved.
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Usage:
gpx [-dgilpqrstvw] [-c CONFIG] [-f DIAMETER] [-m MACHINE] [-u NEWSTEPSPERMM] [-n SCALE] [-x X] [-y Y] [-z Z] IN [OUT]
Options:
-d simulated ditto printing
-g Makerbot/ReplicatorG GCODE flavor
-i enable stdin and stdout support for command line pipes
-l log to file
-p override build percentage
-q quiet mode
-r Reprap GCODE flavor
-t truncate filename (DOS 8.3 format)
-u Custom machine settings
-v verbose mode
-w rewrite 5d extrusion values
CONFIG: the filename of a custom machine definition (ini file)
DIAMETER: the actual filament diameter in the printer
MACHINE: the predefined machine type
c3 = Cupcake Gen3 XYZ, Mk5/6 + Gen4 Extruder
c4 = Cupcake Gen4 XYZ, Mk5/6 + Gen4 Extruder
cp4 = Cupcake Pololu XYZ, Mk5/6 + Gen4 Extruder
cpp = Cupcake Pololu XYZ, Mk5/6 + Pololu Extruder
t6 = TOM Mk6 - single extruder
t7 = TOM Mk7 - single extruder
t7d = TOM Mk7 - dual extruder
r1 = Replicator 1 - single extruder
r1d = Replicator 1 - dual extruder
r2 = Replicator 2 (default)
r2h = Replicator 2 with HBP
r2x = Replicator 2X
m180 = Maylan M180
3dimulti = 3Dison Multi
3dipro = 3Dison Pro
3dih700 = 3Dison H700
NEWSTEPSPERMM: new axis steps per mm in format: x??y??z??a??b??
You must first define a base profile with the -m flag.
Replace ?? with value, for example: x100y100z30a96.5b98
Leaving an axis out will result in the ommited axis
retaining base machine value
SCALE: the coordinate system scale for the conversion (ABS = 1.0035)
X,Y & Z: the coordinate system offsets for the conversion
X = the x axis offset
Y = the y axis offset
Z = the z axis offset
IN: the name of the sliced gcode input filename
OUT: the name of the x3g output filename
Examples:
gpx -p -m r2 my-sliced-model.gcode
gpx -c custom-tom.ini example.gcode /volumes/things/example.x3g
gpx -x 3 -y -3 offset-model.gcode
gpx -p -m r1d -u x86.54z436 my-sliced-model.gcode
It sure is there in Windows....and runs from the Command Prompt window.I cant speak for the Windows version, but I'd look there.