How to use DXF to G-CODE (hatch)
Fills a closed shape with parallel lines at a fixed distance, for example to mark or engrave an area.
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Cutting type, coordinates, units and M codes work the same way in every cutting app. G-code settings explained
Basic input data
| Setting | What you enter | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Upload your DXF file required | DXF file, up to 50 MB | – |
G-CODE data
| Setting | What you enter | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Cutting type required | One of: GAS · PLASMA · MARK | – |
| DXF arc as polyline required | One of: Yes · No | Yes |
| Hatch distance required | Number | 0 |
| Outline on required | One of: Yes · No | No |
| Coordinates required | One of: Absolute · Incremental · Absolute - Incremental Arc centers | Absolute |
| Measurement unit required | One of: inch · mm · cm | mm |
| M codes on required | One of: Yes · No | Yes |
What you get
- Download Generated G-CODE file (.GCODE)
- Download Generated G-CODE file (.TXT)
- Download Generated G-CODE file (.NC)
- A preview image of the result
Worked example
Original drawing
Hatch with outline
- Hatch distance
2- Outline on
Yes
Hatch without outline
- Hatch distance
2- Outline on
No
