This may be the print bed size, preferred speeds, type of plastic filament you are using and more. It accepts the file but does not show the image. I tried dragging the g-code file into Simplif圓d. Then I used the post processor (creality family fff machine) to generate the g-code.
I am using the additive portion of Fusion 360 to slice a part, then generate the tool path ok. In this video, we'll take a look at the most common G-code commands that will make you und. I am having trouble importing the g-code into simplif圓d correctly. If not, you may need to enter some basic information about your printer. G-code is the language that most 3D printers and other CNCs speak. Slicers usually come with presets for popular printer models.
Many free slicing tools exist to convert your model into G-code. This is because 3D printers deposit plastic in many layers, so your 3D model needs cutting up into specific steps for every layer. "Slicing" is the name given to the process of converting STL files into 3D printer G-code. Once you have the G-code for your printer and model, you do not need to keep the STL file (although it's often a good idea, in case you need to make any changes). It contains details on speed, direction, temperature, flow rate and more. G-code consists of a series of step-by-step instructions like a recipe. This has been around for a long time, before 3D printers. G-code is the name for the instructions your printer follows.
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