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slic3r command line error #1259

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BUEC327 opened this issue Jun 18, 2013 · 5 comments
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slic3r command line error #1259

BUEC327 opened this issue Jun 18, 2013 · 5 comments

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@BUEC327
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BUEC327 commented Jun 18, 2013

Hi All,

Running the latest precompiled build of slic3r (.9.10b) on a 64 bit mac. OSX. Simply downloaded the .dmg from the site--not running from git.

When I try to use slic3r from the command line, I use

slic3r.pl /filename.stl

as stated in the ReadMe.

But I get the error:

-bash: slic3r.pl: command not found

How can I resolve this? I did a lot of googling, and can't seem to find some instructions on getting started using the command line--I assume I am missing something obvious. once we figure it out, I will get some good documentation up for others wanting to get started.

Thanks in advance.

@BUEC327
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BUEC327 commented Jun 18, 2013

Hey there,

Maybe you're on the right track, but what I am trying to use should be a perl script. I tried both what you suggested, and then tried replacing "python" with "perl". Both times unsuccessful.

My input:

perl slic3r.pl path/filename.stl

Terminal Output:

Can't open perl script "slic3r.pl": No such file or directory

@supersurfer92
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try
"cd /Slic3r directory"
then
"perl slic3r.pl /Users/brendan/Documents/matter/Slic3r Tests/testPyramid.stl"

@BUEC327
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BUEC327 commented Jun 18, 2013

Still no go.

I will use the GUI for now, but command line would be good to implement soon, if we can figure it out.

@alranel
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alranel commented Jun 19, 2013

Mac applications are bundles, and the executables are located inside them. Supposing you put Slic3r.app in /Applications, you can invoke it this way:

/Applications/Slic3r.app/Contents/MacOS/slic3r --help

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BUEC327 commented Jun 19, 2013

Thanks so much! It works wonderfully. :)

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