Forked and updated from: https://github.com/arpruss/gcodeplot (Last version forked was 0.12)
Backend Changes
- Added Moonraker API support to send generated GCode directly to a Klipper connected 3D Printer.
- Added option to ignore hidden and locked SVG layers:
- Both options work for Inkscape SVGs
- Only the
hiddenoption will work for Illustrator SVGs as I don't know how Illustrator tags locked SVGs- You need to export SVGs with
Advanced Options > CSS Propertiesset toStyle Attributesin the SVG Options Save dialog.
- You need to export SVGs with
- Rewrote argument parser to use
argparseinstead ofgetopt- This reduces the need to provide separate help/default/variable assignments and makes it easier to manage new parameters. This change is almost entirely feature-equal to the old
getoptversion, the only real difference being that config files are passed into the script usingpython gcodeplot.py $config.txtinstead ofpython gcodeplot.py --config-file config.txt. - New commandline arguments:
--ignore-hidden --ignore-locked
- This reduces the need to provide separate help/default/variable assignments and makes it easier to manage new parameters. This change is almost entirely feature-equal to the old
Inkscape Changes
- Updated User Interface
- Organised similar options into groups
- Uses Color selector button for
Extract only one color from drawingoption
- You can now export GCode using the
File > Exportmenu in addition toFile > Save.- This makes it easier to keep editing your SVG file and export the GCode separately.
