Step 1
Use some basic G-Code commands to get an understanding for feedrate, absolute versus relative coordinates, and other commands.
Write software to create a custom G-Code file for food printing on a 3 axis extruder
Use some basic G-Code commands to get an understanding for feedrate, absolute versus relative coordinates, and other commands.
Write functions to create your shape of choice. Here we are calling the function triangles, with custom parameters.
Create your custom food material, we used sweet potatos and potatos with cream for our mixture.
Test your code on a G-Code Simulator to see if it is shifting over and moving up as expected
Load your food into the nozzles and start your food print! 