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Problem statement. The integration of the latest technologies in the field of software at the stages of construction appears as one of the main tasks for designers. Creating objects based on 3D printing technology requires the use of appropriate high-tech solutions. One of these solutions is the analysis of the converting process a three-dimensional model into a control code for 3D printing − it is precisely from this analysis that the degree of construction efficiency for building structures by the 3D printing method depends. The purpose of the article. Based on the analysis of 3D printing concepts and modern software, form a conceptual diagram of the converting stages for the product three-dimensional model into a control code for 3D printers. Determine shortcomings that can complicate the implementation of this process. Conclusions. The working process of 3D printing is complex and requires in-depth knowledge of both the software and hardware of the system as a whole. A detailed study of this issue will further optimize the planning of construction processes, which in turn plays an important role in the overall efficiency of the 3D printing system. The use of 3D computer graphics programs may not include models’ specific features that will be key importance for 3D printing. Surface tessellation done in CAD for modeling often ends up with errors in the *.STL data structure in the form of gaps and holes, resulting in open loops in cross-sections that cannot be fabricated as layers in practice. When converting 3D models to *.STL format automatically, with the help of specialized software packages, you should take the time to thoroughly check the STL format. G-code is the first step towards understanding the digital software control of a 3D printer. It can be generated automatically, which can lead to a large number of errors. At the converting stage of the 3D model into *.STL format and in the direct process of G-code generation, highly qualified interdisciplinary specialists who are able to combine these technologies in practice.

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