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Answered G Code for Simplify 3D

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  1. Luis Olivet

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    where i can get the gcody library to my Robo 3D R1???? when i try to print, it say upload the gcode file

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    Simplify3D generates the GCode. There is no library to add just configure it for your printer in the setup wizard.

    You might want to review the tutorials: https://www.simplify3d.com/support/
     
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  3. Luis Olivet

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    i will reinstall the program. tanks mark
     
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    When you slice the model with Simplify you can then either directly print to the printer via USB (once you configure the software to know which printer and COM port) or you can save it to a file and upload it to OctoPrint if that is what you are using.
     
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    noup, im printing directly by USB, and i have conected the printer on COM3 and Heat bed and hotend

    sorry for my english. in spanish native
     
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    i bro. i have a question... CURA works with Robo 3D R1 (with lead screw upgrade buyed from robo 3d store?)
     
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    I don't use Cura, but as far as I know it is possible. With the leadscrew upgrade on an R1 you effectively have an R1+ as far as any software or firmware are concerned.

    No worries on English, my Spanish is more Cuban and a bit rusty but we can manage :)
     
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    tanks :)... i hate robo 3d developers... they stop upgrading the firmware and it have a lot of error. :( i wish have new upgrade :(
     
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    There is a thread in here that discusses moving to the current Marlin development branch (1.10)
    Bear in mind that Robo never really developed any of the Marlin code, they made minimal configuration edits.
    No real development at least not in the R1/R1+. They have done a bit more with the C2/R2, but even that is minimal
     
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    oooo... im going to search the thread for the Printer. tanks again mark
     
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