Post up them handmade G-codes

[Aiph5u (Aiph5u (not affiliated with Onefinity))]

Hey Gabe,

@Gabe

Do you have a link to the docs for that?

the variables in g-code are called “parameters”. There are numbered parameters, named parameters and subroutine parameters. See G-Code overview.

The user parameters are the number #31–#5000, available for free use.

The subroutine parameters are #1–#30, which correspond to the parameters following a subroutine call.

@Aiph5u

numbered parameters are a part of g-code standard. It may be that not all numbered parameters are available on every CNC controller. The Buildbotics CNC Controller has its g-code patterned after the LinuxCNC g-code dialect, and the parameters are listed here.

@Aiph5u

• The Onefinity CNC Controller is a software and hardware fork of

• the Buildbotics CNC Controller (Source). The G-code the Buildbotics Controller (and therefore the Onefinity Controller) supports is patterned after the LinuxCNC dialect of the G-code Standard.

  • (see also: Differences between LinuxCNC and RS274/NGC).

• The CAMotics 3D toolpath visualization software has the same author as the Buildbotics CNC Controller. CAMotics supports a subset of LinuxCNC GCode.

• LinuxCNC evolved from the NIST’s Enhanced Machine Controller (EMC) project (See EMC History).