GPX was created by Dr. Henry Thomas (aka Wingcommander) in April 2013

GPX is a post processing utility for converting gcode output from 3D slicing software like
Cura, KISSlicer, S3DCreator and Slic3r to x3g files for standalone 3D printing on Makerbot
Cupcake, ThingOMatic, and Replicator 1/2/2x printers - with support for both stock and
sailfish firmwares. My hope is that is little utility will open up Makerbot 3D printers to
a range of new and exciting sources and utilities for 3D printing input.

Usage:

gpx [-dgiprsvw] [-b B] [-c C] [-f F] [-m M] [-x X] [-y Y] [-z Z] IN [OUT]

Options:

	-d	simulated ditto printing
	-g	Makerbot/ReplicatorG GCODE flavor
	-i	enable stdin and stdout support for command line pipes
	-p	override build percentage
	-r	Reprap GCODE flavor
	-s	enable USB serial I/O and send x3G output to 3D printer
	-v	verose mode
	-w	rewrite 5d extrusion values

B is baudrate for serial I/O (default is 115200)

C is the filename of a custom machine definition (ini)

F is the actual filament diameter in the printer

M is the predefined machine type:

	c3  = Cupcake Gen3 XYZ, Mk5/6 + Gen4 Extruder
	c4  = Cupcake Gen4 XYZ, Mk5/6 + Gen4 Extruder
	cp4 = Cupcake Pololu XYZ, Mk5/6 + Gen4 Extruder
	cpp = Cupcake Pololu XYZ, Mk5/6 + Pololu Extruder
	t6  = TOM Mk6 - single extruder
	t7  = TOM Mk7 - single extruder
	t7d = TOM Mk7 - dual extruder
	r1  = Replicator 1 - single extruder
	r1d = Replicator 1 - dual extruder
	r2  = Replicator 2 (default)
	r2h = Replicator 2 with HBP
	r2x = Replicator 2X

X,Y & Z are the coordinate system offsets for the conversion:

	X = the x axis offset
	Y = the y axis offset
	Z = the z axis offset

IN is the name of the sliced gcode input filename

OUT is the name of the x3g output filename or the serial I/O port

Examples:

	gpx -p -m r2 my-sliced-model.gcode
	gpx -c custom-tom.ini example.gcode /volumes/things/example.x3g
	gpx -x 3 -y -3 offset-model.gcode
	gpx -m c4 -s sio-example.gcode /dev/tty.usbmodem