G-CODE Data Format

Typically used to specify complex motions, to an embedded motion controller, for the manufacturing of an object, e.g. via 3D printing or CNC Milling.

See:Introduction to G-Code for 3D Printing

Also: Gerber Files

See also:

http://linuxcnc.org/docs/html/gcode.html G-Codes for CNC are slightly different from G-CODES from those used in 3D printing... not much, but worth noting.+

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