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Convert strings to gcode commands.

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TextToGcode

PyPI version License: GPL v3

A python library you can utilize to create custom gcode commands from a string.

Usage

install with pip install TextToGcode

import into your project with from ttgLib.TextToGcode import ttg

Then you can call the ToGcode function with your arguments to output or return your gcode as a file or list:

ttg(TEXT, SIZE, ROTATION, MODE, FEEDRATE).toGcode("ON COMMAND", "OFF COMMAND", "FAST COMMAND", "SLOW COMMAND")

Text: a string for the text you want to be transformed to gcode, accepted characters are a-z, 0-9

Size: integer that represents the scale of the text in mm

Rotation: integer in degrees of the rotation of the text

Mode: a string specifying the mode of return.

  • Return: returns a string of gcode commands
  • File: generates an output.gcode file in the same directory
  • visualize: returns a raw list of tuples (if you want to plot them using matplotlib to visualize your path)

Feedrate: integer used to specify the feed rate for the gcode operations

On Off Fast Slow Commands: string commands for certain gcode operations. ex:

  • ON: "M03 S500"
  • OFF: "M05 S0"
  • FAST: "G0"
  • SLOW: "G1"

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