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    PrusaSlicer

    PrusaSlicer

    G-code generator for 3D printers (RepRap, Makerbot, Ultimaker etc.)

    PrusaSlicer is an open-source slicing application that converts 3D models into printable instructions for 3D printers. It supports common model formats such as STL, OBJ, and AMF, then prepares them as G-code for FFF printers or image layers for resin-based mSLA printing. The software is based on Slic3r and has been expanded by Prusa Research with a strong focus on usability, print quality, and advanced configuration. It works with Prusa printers but is also compatible with many modern...
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    GComb

    GComb is a gCode viewing tool with an interior focus

    ...It works by parsing GCode files and producing an image for each layer of the printed object, any of which can then be viewed. GComb was originally written on Mac OS X using Eclipse with Java version 1.7.0_25, and was made for a Makerbot™ The Replicator Dual printing Skeinforge 50-generated GCode files. The jar file in the package was compiled for use by Java versions 1.5 and greator but, its compatibility on different operating systems and utility for different printers and slicers than those it was written for is not assured. However, we coders did our best to make sure that our implementation would not depend on comments in GCode or slicer-specific details, so it should work given files generated by Slic3r and others as well as Skeinforge.
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