Yet Another Gcode Viewer

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yagv - Yet Another Gcode Viewer This is a fast 3D Gcode Viewer for Reprap-style 3D printers, in Python and OpenGL (via pyglet) It was written since I could not find a visualizer that fitted my needs, i.e: Load large files painlessly Let me choose the layer to display Color segments according to function Show a full 3D view for better undertanding of the code. Designed in Ubuntu Linux; Expected to work in any Linux, Windows or OS X Full code at https://github.com/jonathanwin/yagv and attached Requires: python 2.x (2.7.3 tested)http://python.org/ pyglet 1.1+ (1.1.4 tested)http://www.pyglet.org Usage: yagv [file.gcode] By default, open data/hana_swimsuit_fv_solid_v1.gcode if no file specified Features: Colors segments according to their type: extruding flying the head to the next extrusion point retracting filament restoring filament Allows displaying layers independently to examine them. Automagically splits the gcode into layers. Automatic scaling to fit the window. Zoom and rotation (Panning planned). Issues: Panning for close inspection not yet supported. Retract/restore detected but invisible (0-length segments). Designed with Slic3r output in mind, may not support other slicing programs (suggestions/patches welcome). Some gcodes unsupported: G91: Set to Relative Positioning (used by some slicers) G20: Set Units to Inches (usage unknown) Arcs (G2 & G3 ?) Supplied demo gcode is a slice of http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5176 (loaded if called with no file) Since I started this, hudbrog published his very nice GCode Analyzer/Visualizer; check it out: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:35248 Instructions Download and unzip the program. Install python 2 and pyglet. Make sure the yagv file is executable, run "./yagv [file.gcode]" Alternatively, setup a symlink to the yagv executable in your PATH, or add the yagv folder to the PATH Under Windows, you may need to run "python path\to\yagv file.gcode" instead (feedback welcome)