https://github.com/vertexbz/gcode-postprocessor
Modular G-Code postprocessor
https://github.com/vertexbz/gcode-postprocessor
3d-printing gcode klipper klipper3d orcaslicer postprocessor prusaslicer superslicer
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Modular G-Code postprocessor
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/vertexbz/gcode-postprocessor
- Owner: vertexbz
- Created: 2023-09-26T22:06:45.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-01-05T19:45:26.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-20T17:48:37.963Z (4 months ago)
- Topics: 3d-printing, gcode, klipper, klipper3d, orcaslicer, postprocessor, prusaslicer, superslicer
- Language: Python
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- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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- Readme: README.md
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# G-Code Postprocessor
Modular G-Code postprocessor for Prusa/SuperSlicer
## Installation
Clone this repository `git clone https://github.com/vertexbz/gcode-postprocessor.git`
Provide path to `./run.sh` file of the cloned repository in `Print Settings > Output options > Post-processing scripts` of your slicer
## Configuration
### Log level
Log level / verbosity can be used by providing `-v` (or `--verbose`) CLI flag, multiple use increases verbosity
#### Levels
- Default: Error
- `v`: Info
- `vv`: Info, long format
- `vvv`: Debug
- `vvvv`: Debug, long format
### Config files
Default configuration is available in and loaded from `./config.default.yaml`\
User defaults can be provided via `./config.yaml` (or `./config.yml`) *this file is not part of this repository, default one can be used as template*\
Defaults are overriden by file provided via `-c` (or `--config`) CLI parameter
### Dry run
Dry run mode fully processes the input but doesn't save the output to file
CLIYAML
`-d`\
`--dry`\
`--dry-run`
```yaml
dry_run: True
```
```yaml
dry-run: False
```
```yaml
dryRun: true
```
```yaml
dryrun: false
```
### Macros
Features look for popular custom macros which names may vary \
Default configuration file contains full list of used macros
CLIYAML
`-m print_start=HELLO_THERE`\
`--macro print_end=BYE_BYE`
```yaml
macro:
print_start: MY_CUSTOM_START_PRINT
print_end: MY_CUSTOM_END_PRINT
```
### Features
To have actual benefit from using postprocessor, desired features have to be enabled, via configuration file or with CLI flag
> - Features can be specified multiple times, with same or different configurations
> - Features are applied in the order provided, first config files, then cli
> - Configuration file features configuration overrides previous ones, CLI specified features are appended
CLI
`-f start-xy -f pa-extruder-fixer`\
`--feature start-xy --feature feature-with-config=option1=value,other_option={options_option=1}`
YAML
```yaml
feature:
- pa-extruder-fixer
- start-xy
- feature-with-config:
option1: value
other_option:
options_option: 1
```
to clear all prior features
```yaml
feature: []
```
## Built-in features
### [`start-xy`](features%2Fstart_xy.py)
Detects first coordinate in g-code and sets X and Y coordinates to START_X and START_Y params of print start macro respectively
### [`no-final-unload`](features%2Fno_final_unload.py)
Removes final filament unload procedure for multi-material prints
### [`pa-extruder-fixer`](features%2Fpa_extruder_fixer.py)
Fixes `SET_PRESSURE_ADVANCE` gcode for clipper and multi-material prints (removes `EXTRUDER` parameter)
### [`no-morning-jumps`](features%2Fno_morning_jumps.py)
Removes `Z` axis movements prior to moving to initial `XY` position