cncfoam.com gives you several floating windows to inspect a cut. They are draggable, resizable, and toggled in Settings → Tool interface.
The G-code viewer
Shows the exact commands being generated, colour-coded by type:
- Green —
G0rapid (non-cutting) moves. - Blue —
G1cutting moves. - Red —
M8hot-wire on. - Dim —
M9hot-wire off and comments.
The active line highlights as the animation plays, and a 📋 Copy button puts the whole program on your clipboard. It is the quickest way to sanity-check what the machine will receive.
X/Y and U/V block-side views
Two 2D windows show the wire trace on each tower:
- X/Y — the left tower profile.
- U/V — the right tower profile.
Each has a toggle between two modes:
- Plane mode — the bare wire endpoint trace at the tower plane.
- Block-side mode — the cut interpolated to the actual material face, framed to the block, so it matches what you see carved on the 3D block face.
On a morph the two views differ (as they should — each end cuts a different profile). They draw progressively as the cut plays, and a red dot marks the live wire position.
Reset view
Reset view (Home/F) snaps the camera and every floating window back to its default position and size — handy after you have dragged things around.