I have a workaround rather than a solution. You could use a text editor with regular expression search and replace. There are many free options out there.
find: M(\d), "M" followed by a digit (\d) followed by a comma.
replace: M0\1, "M0" then the first bracketed term (i.e. the digit) and a comma
If it is a typo < I generated the code with "Pass to G-code" > and you actually mean, you are using Inkscape Gcode tools extension Path to Gcode for milling or lasering etc...
Under <extensions> <gcode tools> select <tools library> choose for <Default tool>
In default tools one can specify <gcode before path> with the <text object tool> selected you can fill in the structure that fits you e.g. >M03 S1000<
As for <gcode after path> fill in >M05<
So that resuts in generated Gcode snippet as
% (Header) (Generated by gcodetools from Inkscape.) (Gij Kieken) (Default startpoint is bottom left.) (Header end.) G90 G21 (All units in mm)
(Start cutting path id: rect8456) (Change tool to Default tool)
G00 Z 8.0000 G00 X 17.0583 Y 33.2343 M03 S1000 G01 Z -0.1000 F 100.0000(Penetrate) G01 X 50.8809 Y 33.2343 Z -0.1000 F 100.0000 G01 X 50.8809 Y 10.2938 Z -0.1000 G01 X 17.0583 Y 10.2938 Z -0.1000 G01 X 17.0583 Y 33.2343 Z -0.1000 G00 Z 8.0000 M05 (End cutting path id: rect8456)
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After tracing the bitmap file, I generated the code with "Pass to G-code".
The M code is written as "M1, M2, M3" by default.
A code in the format "M01,M02,M03" is required.
Please tell me how to set the formatting style.
I have a workaround rather than a solution. You could use a text editor with regular expression search and replace. There are many free options out there.
find: M(\d),
"M" followed by a digit (\d) followed by a comma.
replace: M0\1,
"M0" then the first bracketed term (i.e. the digit) and a comma
If it is a typo < I generated the code with "Pass to G-code" > and you actually mean, you are using Inkscape Gcode tools extension Path to Gcode for milling or lasering etc...
Under <extensions> <gcode tools> select <tools library> choose for <Default tool>
In default tools one can specify <gcode before path> with the <text object tool> selected you can fill in the structure that fits you e.g. >M03 S1000<
As for <gcode after path> fill in >M05<
So that resuts in generated Gcode snippet as
%
(Header)
(Generated by gcodetools from Inkscape.)
(Gij Kieken)
(Default startpoint is bottom left.)
(Header end.)
G90
G21 (All units in mm)
(Start cutting path id: rect8456)
(Change tool to Default tool)
G00 Z 8.0000
G00 X 17.0583 Y 33.2343
M03 S1000
G01 Z -0.1000 F 100.0000(Penetrate)
G01 X 50.8809 Y 33.2343 Z -0.1000 F 100.0000
G01 X 50.8809 Y 10.2938 Z -0.1000
G01 X 17.0583 Y 10.2938 Z -0.1000
G01 X 17.0583 Y 33.2343 Z -0.1000
G00 Z 8.0000
M05
(End cutting path id: rect8456)
(Footer)
M05
G00 X0.0000 Y0.0000
M02
(end)
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