[Switcher]

Wayne, I ported your code to "VB.Net 2005", thanks for the source.

mikkojay, your VB6 code helped to, thanks both.



I didn't change much, I might add a file splitter later, maybe split large g-code files.




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[liliostasi]

Wayne, I ported your code to "VB.Net 2005", thanks for the source.

mikkojay, your VB6 code helped to, thanks both.



I didn't change much, I might add a file splitter later, maybe split large g-code files.




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Hello and thanks for upload.

I tried this software on my Gcode and opened the output in AutoCAD but the result wasnt okay.I wrote my Gcode with the aid of CNC simulator(CNCsimulator.com) but im new to this so i had to make some moves to improve my product that maybe confused your program.Im sending you my Gcode in a pm to check it yourself if youre in mood.

thanks

[Tasdau]

Hi All,

I figured this is worth a bump.

Wayne Hill's original program (post #15) and Jonk's (#36) were the only two that worked for me. Wayne's read all my G codes with the shortened syntax of G1, G2, G3, etc. but only used up to 4 decimal places for the coordinates. Jonk's read up to 5 decimal places but needed all the G codes replaced with their longer counterparts (G01, G02, etc).

Thanks to all for a huge time saver!