When you double-left-click on a G-Code file from the Project tree, that file is loaded into the G-Code Editor. The Simulate tab contains commands to perform tool motions and cut material simulations of the g-code file. The Simulate tab and commands are listed below. Note: You must have Stock, Tool Library and Tool Crib defined before performing a Simulation.
Part Model Visibility: Turn on/off part model display during simulation.
Toolpath Visibility: Turn on/off toolpath display
Follow Toolpath Display: The toolpath is displayed as it follows the behind the movement of the tool (i.e., you will only see the toolpath after the tool passes.
Trace Toolpath Display: The toolpath is not displayed as it follows the behind the movement of the tool (i.e., you will only see the toolpath before the tool passes.
Segment Toolpath Display: The toolpath is only displayed for the segment that the tool is currently on.
When you double-left-click on a G-Code file from the Project tree, that file is loaded into the G-Code Editor. The Simulate tab contains commands to perform tool motions and cut material simulations of the g-code file. The Simulate tab and commands are listed below. Note: You must have Stock, Tool Library and Tool Crib defined before performing a Simulation. 
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