ShowPath now includes a new "Draw Rapids" option that when enabled draws rapid lines in ShowPath (tool motion) verification. Often when the toolpath contains many rapids, turning off their display makes for easier viewing of the cutting toolpath.

A new setting is provided to allow the user to set the incremental speed settings in ShowPath that speed up and slow down the tool motion verification.

The tool transparency of 3D solid shaded tools in ShowPath (or Code) is now controlled with a new Display Modes option for percentage of opacity.

When running ShowPath in Animate mode with wireframe tool display, the tool and holder will draw in the dotted line style when the tool is rapiding, providing additional visual information regarding the current tool motion.

When running Remote Desktop (remote control of a computer across an internet or LAN connection) graphics performance can often suffer. The OpenGL double-buffering option often improves performance when ShowPath is run on the remote terminal.

New INI setting sets the color of the ShowPath sheet. (Advanced Fabrication only)

STL models can now be imported as a faceted, solid model and used to represent stock, fixturing or void geometry during verification.

The Show Cut simulation can be paused, the view changed, and the simulation continued from the paused point.

A new Void Layer input has been added to the ShowCut dialog which works similarly to the Stock or Fixture Layers, except the extruded profiles create a "negative volume" used to cut the stock or fixture to create voids. This allows the easy creation of stock or fixture models with pockets and holes that would otherwise may be difficult to emulate with the standard Stock and Fixture creation process.

The last specified Stock, Fixture and Void Layers within the current session are retained each time the ShowCut dialog box is opened allowing the stock and fixture to be quickly redisplayed with the Regen button.

A new "Show Holder" option on the ShowCut panel enables ShowCut to display the tool holder during the simulation.