acefx wrote:Ok After many tried i did not succeed in S3D
1. When i export to files, it doesn't create an X3g file ( do somebody knows why ? )
2. When i try to print directly from usb, the printed is homing, preheating then begin to print @ home ( i mean @ max value)
When i'm using the makerbot makerware modified version, sometimes everything goes well, sometimes it hangs @ anchor sequence , extruding @-5
But, when i'm using the factory X3G file ( 20mm calibration cube / dice ) the print is ok, evething goes well....
Any idea ? i'm just feeling bad !
Is it possible that something is corrupt with my computer ? python version ? driver ? me ?
Thx in advance
G-Code is a list of coordinates of where to go, the firmware will figure out how many steps are needed as its printing.
X3G files are a list of "steps", which means that the firmware doesn't interrupt it, it just follows the instructions as is. If the X3G file says step the motor 3 times, it will do that regardless of which printer you are on, Rep 2, Rep 1, M180. Stepping the X motor on these three printers will have different changes for how many mm the extruder head moves.
Simplify3D can create X3G files standard that use the preconfigured profiles for GPX (G-Code to X3G) converter, TOM,Rep1,Rep2,Mbot,etc. With the M180, you'll need to use a custom GPX.ini file in your program folder, to allow GPX to properly convert your G-Code to X3G.