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Hi all, we've been working on a GCode viewer. GCode is the control code for CNC machines and the viewer that we created is specifically targeted at the Makerbot Cupcake CNC. With this tool you can load up a .gcode file and see the paths that the machine will follow. This is just a very rough first pass. Tons of features should be added, but it has helped me in my new personal fabbing hobby already. We have a blog at http://unifab.org

Agg-Sharp is pleased to announce its .95 release. Again, the library has seen considerable improvement and refactoring.

One of the most important changes is that the library is now completely managed code. You can even run it in Silverlight.

There also is a sample that renders Anti-Aliased polygons using OpenGL. More hardware support in the future. The code can be found in SVN. If there is a request to put up a version at this time I will, if not it is still easy to get.

Agg-Sharp is pleased to announce its .9 release. The library has seen considerable improvement and refactoring and is even more approachable. The GUI components are also much improved and easier to use.

Agg-Sharp is pleased to announce its .8 release. The library has seen considerable refactoring and is more approachable now. Also, with the completion of gradients the library is fairly complete in regards to most of the vector drawing that one might need.

Agg-Sharp is pleased to announce its initial release on Source Forge. We had been developing this library on code.google.com but decided to move it to Source Forge for increased visibility and a more through environment. Hopefully you find this pile of code useful :).