Today, your output waypoint files (in GCode folder) contains only the target point coords and tool orientation vectors (six values), but it would be very useful to identify travels, for example by adding an extrusion command for each line.
It would ease the analysis and then create linking / travel paths (retract, approach, etc) later on, even if I know the next "fabrication" step will generate a 'true' G-Code file.
Today, your output waypoint files (in GCode folder) contains only the target point coords and tool orientation vectors (six values), but it would be very useful to identify travels, for example by adding an extrusion command for each line.
It would ease the analysis and then create linking / travel paths (retract, approach, etc) later on, even if I know the next "fabrication" step will generate a 'true' G-Code file.