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· Adding rotary axis 3D printing (think FDM lathe)
Closest I've seen on the forum so far is someone making their own printed who wanted Marlin but with line numbers added at the start.
You'd probably have to call in @MariMakes or @Dustin to see if it's possible in any proper capacity. Or scrounge around the files in the GitHub repo until you find something. Or it could be in the CuraEngine GitHub repo. CuraEngine seems to be written in C++, and that's big step simultaneously up, sideways and down from Python.
I'll give you about five trillion bonus points if you can write a post processing script that turns Marlin code into the code you want though. I'm pretty sure that's definitely the wrong way to do it, but post-processors are written in Python (though for something like this - if it is even possible - you'd need to know a lot more than "some").
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Closest I've seen on the forum so far is someone making their own printed who wanted Marlin but with line numbers added at the start.
You'd probably have to call in @MariMakes or @Dustin to see if it's possible in any proper capacity. Or scrounge around the files in the GitHub repo until you find something. Or it could be in the CuraEngine GitHub repo. CuraEngine seems to be written in C++, and that's big step simultaneously up, sideways and down from Python.
I'll give you about five trillion bonus points if you can write a post processing script that turns Marlin code into the code you want though. I'm pretty sure that's definitely the wrong way to do it, but post-processors are written in Python (though for something like this - if it is even possible - you'd need to know a lot more than "some").
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