The New Setup from G - Code tool lets you create an additive FFF setup through importing G - code , so that you can then visualize the additive toolpath in Fusion.

On the Manufacture workspace toolbar, click Additive > Setup > New Setup from G - Code . The New Setup from G - Code dialog opens.

Post process your additive toolpath to convert it into a print file containing G - code that your FFF machine can understand.

Additive manufacturing, commonly known as 3D printing, is the process of depositing and fusing material layer-by-layer to create a part. Machine code , for example a G - Code file, instructs the deposition movements.

Excess stock is removed, until the actual part remains. Machine code , for example a G - Code file, instructs the tool's movements.

Post process the additive toolpath to generate the G - code print file, which you can then run on the printer.

Excess stock is removed, until the actual part remains. Machine code , for example a G - Code file, instructs the tool's movements.

The post processed output contains the compensated path directly, instead of G 41/ G 42 codes . Preview Simulation In control Tool compensation is not calculated, but rather G 41/ G 42 codes are output to allow the operator to set the compensation amount and wear on the machine tool control.

Changes rapid movements in the output machine code , into feed moves. Found on the Linking tab, the High Feedrate Mode settings allow you to change the output machine code for rapid movements, typically a G 0, into the code for feed moves, typically a G 1.

Using the 2D Profile cutting strategy within Fusion, you can program manufacturing operations for 2-axis machines that do not use rotary cutting tools. Machine code , for example a G - Code file, instructs the tool's movements.

In many G - Code controls this is shown as the first line of the NC program.

When compared with the Bore toolpath, the Circular toolpath generally results in a smaller G - code file size, which is useful for older machine tools.

The additive toolpath is then post processed to generate a G - code print file for the printer.

This is typically specified as G 55, G 56, etc. In the Feed & Speed group, specify a Feedrate to determine how fast to perform the bar pull.

The number matches a specific G - code , which is defined by the post processor.