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CT4AM is a cross-platform toolkit for 3D-image processing in the domain of additive manufacturing for toolpath visualisation or correlation to tomographic data and related materials science. It is written in C++ and provides small, problem-specific applications for viewing, analysing and visualising of volumetric data from micro-CT scans with respect to the complex process parameters and characteristics of additive manufacturing. Moreover, data analysis and processing of G-code are key...

......) * Support CNC-Joystick(Arduino based) * Preview * Import HPGL with "Resize" and "Move" * Import Image (laser) * Sample for WPF, WebApi, Enterprise architecture, ...

the project was moved to: https://github.com/aiten/CNCLib see also https://sourceforge.net/projects/cncstepper/ Windows (see download:CNCLib, use .net 4.6.1) * Sending (GCode) to Arduino * Support different machines (axis, range, ...) * Support CNC-Joystick(Arduino based) * Preview * Import HPGL with "Resize" and "Move" * Import Image (laser) * Sample for WPF, WebApi, Enterprise architecture, ... Windows (see download:Plotter) * Sending (HPGL) to Arduino sample sketch "Plotter" * Import HPGL with "Resize" and "Move" * Draw "Line", "Circle", "Rectangle", ...

A Windows only 2.5D CAD CAM application. The user experience tightly integrates the CAM aspects when doing design and layout. The target users will layout their design and then immediately generate CNC code. The goal is a design application closer to Adobe Illustrator than to AutoCAD. The user specifies machining aspects during object creation so that when the design/layout phase is completed the toolpath generation can occur automatically. What is 2.5D? Objects created are flat...

GComb is an open-source quick and easy Java tool intended to ease the lives of all 3D printing hobbyists by providing a look inside a “sliced” GCode file and a better view of what is going to be printed, before it is printed. 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. ...

cad.py is a single-file script by Neil Gershenfeld, capable of creating GCode files for isolation milling and drilling. Here it has been modified so as to work with Makerbot Unicorn pen plotting, solenoids for lifting a pen or turning a laser on/off and in its original state. The output Gcodes have also been modified to work with more up to date reprap style firmware and hosts. All credit for cad.py goes to the original creator Neil Gershenfeld of MIT Center for Bits and Atoms and...