Well I am very pleased to announce the first public beta release of GPX. A gcode to x3g conversion utility I have written to make it easier for Makerbot 3D printer owners to use KISSlicer as their slicer. In the past you had to load the sliced gcode into ReplicatorG or Makerware to export it, now you can install GPX and it will do the conversion in a matter of seconds as a post process from within KISSlicer.
So I have KISSlicer installed in a directory in my Applications folder, which is where I also installed the gpx binary. To run it as a post process, I just added the following to the
Post Process field under the
printer->firmware tab in KISSlicer.
/Applications/KISSlicer/gpx -p -m r2 "<FILE>"
This will leave a x3g file with the same name as the gcode file in the kisslicer output directory you save to. GPX literally converts the file in seconds - making the whole process quick and easy.
For more details see this thread
http://groups.google.com/forum/#!msg/gpx-converter/aaY4_mDS-As/H69k31BYO-YJ