Core capabilities
Everything a modern CNC programmer needs
Prepare, verify and debug a CNC program before the machine even moves. Generate toolpaths straight from a DXF drawing with the CAM module, and precise single and dual-channel simulation plays the program exactly as it will run on your machine, including synchronization and collisions. G-code Check finds errors and risks while you are still at your desk, and G-code Diff shows every change between versions in the code and in the toolpaths. Optimize Mode and Cost Analysis show how much time and money a change saves and what a part really costs. Finally, you generate the setup sheet and the program goes to the shop floor verified.
Sync
Single and Dual-Channel Simulation
Switch between single-channel and dual-channel simulation as needed. In dual-channel mode, toolpaths of both turrets are visible simultaneously in real time. The simulator respects synchronization M-codes — whichever channel reaches a sync point first waits for the other, just like on a real machine.
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CAM
CAM — Toolpath Generation from DXF
Import a DXF part drawing and generate toolpaths directly in the editor. Choose from multiple machining strategies, program with or without tool radius compensation, create grooves, drilling cycles and more. A finished program is produced without writing a single line of G-code by hand.
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Optimize
Optimize Mode & Cost Analysis
Compare the original and modified program side by side — in simulation and in numbers — with real cycle time savings and cost per part. Cost Analysis calculates what a part actually costs: tooling, operator time, material, energy and part change time, per part and per batch.
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Tools
Tool Catalog, Holder Editor & Collision Detection
Pick a holder and insert from the catalog by ISO code, including boring bars and grooving holders. The simulator draws them to scale, and the collision detector flags every spot where the holder body hits material still left on the stock, in both channels at once. Missing holders can be edited or drawn from scratch in the Holder Editor, saved and reused across programs.
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Macro B
Fanuc Macro B Variables
Full Custom Macro B support. Set #variables, evaluate expressions, and simulate parametric programs with real values.
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Setup Sheet
Setup Sheet Generation
A clear setup sheet with a tool table and graphical toolpath diagram is generated automatically straight from the simulation, eliminating manual re-entry into a separate document.
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Machine
Machine Configuration & Machine Templates
Channel layout, axis orientation, sync M-codes, and the reference point are all configured to match your machine exactly. Configurations can be saved as templates, letting you define every machine used in your shop.
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G-Code Check — 9 issues found
C
G1/G2/G3 motion after M5 without re-activating M3/M4
CH1 · N154
S
Tool T0400 called with offset 00 — correction disabled
CH1 · N418
M
Sync codes in wrong order: M116→M188
CH1+CH2 · N23
I
Motion to negative X: X-1.2 (below center in diameter mode)
CH1 · N60
Check
G-code Check
Automatic program analysis before uploading to the machine. Errors and risks are categorized by severity — from critical to informational.
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Diff
G-code Diff
Compare the original and modified G-code side by side — in text and in simulation. Changes are highlighted directly in the code and in the tool path visualization.
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Tools
ISO Tolerances & Machining Calculator
Quick calculation of ISO tolerances, cutting speeds and surface finish — without leaving your program.
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DXF
DXF Import and Export
Load a DXF drawing of the part or stock as an overlay and compare it with simulated tool paths. Export paths back to DXF with automatic layer naming by movement type or tool. Ideal for review, documentation, or further processing in a CAD system.
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Tools
More Tools for the Programmer
Offset and translate toolpaths in X and Z with correct arc recalculation, G-code formatting, N-number renumbering, space removal, Find / Replace, macro variables and machining statistics: rapid, cutting and tool change time, path lengths and block count. Routine program edits take seconds, with no manual retyping.
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