Yes. If you can use a text editor (or small Python script) to extract the pairs of X and Y coordinates in all G0, G1, G2 and G3 commands in your file, and have them one pair per line with a tab between them, that can then be imported into Excel. The X-Y plot can then show them.msg558 wrote:Would it be possible to take the individual points in the G-code and plot them in excel?
However, there are a number of path visualizer and milling simulators, for example OpenSCAM.