Export G-code

[Anonymous]

I cant export my stl file, after slicing, to g-code. Help me please!

[Andrew.Sartorelli · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous,

Are you using one of the FDM/FFF machines, such as the generic FFF machine,  to generate your toolpaths? Exporting slices directly to GCode is not possible from Slice Commander, but can be done in Netfabb one through of the FDM/FFF machines.

Best Regards,

Andrew

[Aadithya01]

Hi @Andrew.Sartorelli ,

In my machines library, I dont find the Generic FFF machine onfiguration. 

Where can I get the Generic FFF machine so that I can generate the G-code after slicing? 

[steffen_anders_adsk]

Hello, @Aadithya01,

G-code export for FFF was removed in a previous version without replacement.

Kind regards,

Steffen

[Anonymous]

Will that option be added in a new version? the infill capabilities of FFF of fusion 360 are very poor compared to Netfabb. 
What options do we have in autodesk software?

Best wishes

Pablo Jaramillo

[Aadithya01]

Rightly Said @Anonymous  .. Even the support materials generated by Fusion 360 for FFF are so weak where my build fails .. So I started using Ultimaker Cura .. That's far better for FFF than Fusion 

[steffen_anders_adsk]

Hello,

The FFF capabilities in Fusion 360 have the same, and more, parameters for adjustment. If you find them to be weak as they are, you are advised to adjust those parameters.

If you need help or advice with that, ask in the Fusion 360 forums or consult the online help.

Furthermore, while Netfabb's FFF, even before it was finally removed, received little more than maintenance, FFF in Fusion 360 is under active development and improvement. If you find that there are functions missing or not working as desired, I strongly recommend you report those shortcomings, ideally with examples, as "supports are too weak" is unfortunately nothing substantial enough for us to investigate.

Kind regards,

Steffen