Re: G-code/HPGL code

HPGL is basically a 2D only system. It is either pen up or pen down. great
for engraving. AHHA software will give you a little more control by letting
you set different depths for each pen.
Also HPGL is meant for a printer/plotter
Darrell

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Subject: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] G-code/HPGL code


> From: WAnliker@...
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> I just received info. on Compucut, and that program uses HPGL, what is the
> difference between that and G-codes. I do know what G-codes are, but how
do
> they differ in a CAM program?
> The question is based on non commercial, hobby use only.
> Thanks for all help.
> bill
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