@breiler
Like the OP, I also want to control TinyG offline.
I want to try Universal Gcode Sender on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ with a TinyG ver 8 board. I have X,Y,A axis.
Does UGS support rotary (A) moves?
Does the standard UGS work well with TinyG, or should I use the fork by John Lauer that supports TinyG’s JSON formatting for sending Gcode?
What is the recommended method for getting my GCode files over to the Pi?
Are there any tips / issues I need to be aware of to make this combo work? I haven’t purchased any boards yet.
