<p>My TronXY X1 runs on Repetier firmware. My Ender 3 runs on Marlin firmware.</p>
<p>I found that apparently code in Marlin style does not always create good prints on a Repetier machine, under extruding in some key areas - but that might also be setting dependant.</p>
<p>Of course, simple fix in the slicer by setting it to the correct style, but:</p>
<p><strong>What differences are in the style of the basic commands between Marlin and Repetier?</strong></p>

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2021-03-09T15:29:20.280Z
Does code in Repetier style produce good prints on Marlin firmware? If so then it might just be Repeiter has a bad g-code interpreter, which the slicer software is compensating for.
user77232
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2021-03-09T15:49:36.840Z
@user77232 actually some file work either way, but I have an old g-code file that works perfectly, and a new one where I tried Marlin Style that fails constantly - so I wondered if it was G-code style error.
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2021-03-09T22:33:43.753Z
The basics should be the same, are you sure about settings like steps per mm for both machines ( I'm not referring that they need to be the same value). There are a lot of other G-codes that are different, supported by one but not the other, etc., but these are not the standard ones.
0scar
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2021-03-10T07:46:32.787Z
@0scar I am sure that the machine settings are working - but it might very well be slicer settings totally off...
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Marlin v. Repetier G-code flavor
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# Marlin v. Repetier G-code flavor

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-03-09)

My TronXY X1 runs on Repetier firmware. My Ender 3 runs on Marlin firmware.

I found that apparently code in Marlin style does not always create good prints on a Repetier machine, under extruding in some key areas - but that might also be setting dependant.

Of course, simple fix in the slicer by setting it to the correct style, but:

**What differences are in the style of the basic commands between Marlin and Repetier?**

**Tags:** marlin, firmware, repetier

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Does code in Repetier style produce good prints on Marlin firmware? If so then it might just be Repeiter has a bad g-code interpreter, which the slicer software is compensating for.  
> **username_0**: @username_1 actually some file work either way, but I have an old g-code file that works perfectly, and a new one where I tried Marlin Style that fails constantly - so I wondered if it was G-code style error.  
> **username_2**: The basics should be the same, are you sure about settings like steps per mm for both machines ( I'm not referring that they need to be the same value). There are a lot of other G-codes that are different, supported by one but not the other, etc., but these are not the standard ones.  
> **username_0**: @username_2 I am sure that the machine settings are working - but it might very well be slicer settings totally off...  

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