Closed btzy closed 6 years ago
I agree with btzy. I too use FlashPrint which produces all my gcode files as ".gx" files. The gCodeViewer ought to automatically recognize the .gx files and open to be viewed.
Support for gx has been added! Give it a try ^_^
Thank you! It works well :)
*.gx files are the output of FlashPrint, the FlashForge slicer. Internally, .gx files are gcode files with a small header at the top of the file. They load correctly into the gCode Viewer already, but since it refuses .gx files, I need to rename them to .g files before gCode Viewer would accept them.
Maybe, instead of refusing to load the file, a warning could be displayed, with the option to attempt loading anyway.
Here's a sample .gx file produced by FlashPrint: clip.zip