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Export G-Code as X3G is a new experimental feature, available in version 1.1.3 and above, that gives Makerbot and Flashforge users the option of using MatterControl to create X3G files from and save them to the SD card on their Makerbot Machines. | Export G-Code as X3G is a new experimental feature, available in version 1.1.3 and above, that gives Makerbot and Flashforge users the option of using MatterControl to create X3G files from and save them to the SD card on their Makerbot Machines. | ||
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Export G-Code as X3G is a new experimental feature, available in version 1.1.3 and above, that gives Makerbot and Flashforge users the option of using MatterControl to create X3G files from and save them to the SD card on their Makerbot Machines.
Download
Download one of the following Slice Configuration Files:
- Replicator 2
- (More coming soon...)
Instructions
Import the Makerbot Slice Configuration File into MatterControl
Change G-Code Flavor to Makerbot
Click the 'Export' Link on the Queue Item You Would Like to Convert
In the Export File Window Select 'Export as X3G Option'
Name File and Select Output Location
You can save directly to your SD card or move it from wherever you choose to save.
That's it! You are ready to print!
