check if machine is set to inch/min

0.007"/min looks like it is not moving

click the view tab

turn on the simulation panel

its in there

make sure you have these set correctly

not sure if this helps you or not

but in 2023 you can bump solids

see video here

https://www.screencast.com/t/4xtkjRBM9kNt

look here in the pst file

uncomment the line below with exclamation marks

pwrtt$      # Write tool table, scans entire file, null tools are negative
           if rotaxis$ > 0 | rotary_type$ > 0 | mill5$ <> 0,
             [
             sav_rot_on_x = rot_on_x
             output_z = no$
             ]
           if vmc = 0 & tlplnno$ <> 2, sav_rot_on_x = rot_on_x
           if vmc = 1 & tlplnno$ > 1, sav_rot_on_x = rot_on_x
           #sav_rot_on_x = rot_on_x    #Uncomment this line to output rotary axis value even when it's not used!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
           t$ = wbuf(4,wc4)        #Buffers out tool number values
           if tool_table = 1, ptooltable
           if tool_table = 2, ppredtool
           if tool_table = 3, pmetatool
           if t$ >= zero, tcnt = tcnt + one
           ptravel
           pwritbuf5

take a look at this

curve 5 axis

many differnet ways to do it

this is the easist

curve.mcam

Try step up equal to step down

Make sure u are in 3d mode..if not it will create 2d flat geometry at a specific z level and u may not notice it.

create a new plane at the angle that you want the C axis to rotate to

make the Z point out of the part the X point to the feature  

then do you toolpath

this will force the angle to rotate to "C0" and machine with the X and y without hitting limits

hope this helps

Sorry I didn't see that part of the question. No way to center the results that I am aware of

look here for both toolpath nesting and geometry nesting

If I remember the post has a switch

Break reposition motion or something like that

try this 

https://kb.mastercam.com/Knowledgebase/50654/Mastercam-crashes-shortly-after-opening-a-SOLIDWORKS-file?Keywords=solidworks

Temporary workaround:

1. Close Mastercam and SOLIDWORKS if open.
2. Right-click on the shortcut for the latest version of SOLIDWORKS installed on the system and select Properties.
3. Make note of the installation's target path.
4. Click Cancel to exit the Properties dialog.
5. Using File Explorer, browse to the installation location.
6. In that folder locate the following file: sldpropertyhandler.DLL
7. Rename this file to: sldpropertyhandler.DLLOLD
8. Now go ahead and open SOLIDWORKS files in Mastercam.

ok i just tried it and you are correct it doesnt follow if you move the origin 

if you don't move the origin it follows

looks like it is fixed in 2022

there is an associate planes options when you create the plane

its here

make sure stock is not on by default in the operation

maybe add this at the beginning of the post in the far left column no spaces on a line by itself

this worked in mpfan not sure for a heidenhain

feed = fr_pos$ * 10

yeah i cannot get it to work either

even with a fresh config file

and restarting mastercam 

wierd one for sure!@

recreating the rectangle and it worked

good luck Aaron,

will miss your input and detailed explanations.

best of luck 

go to the tool manager and right click on the tool

set display tool

you could use ref points

take a look at this file 

its 2022

https://www.screencast.com/t/T7OaA8Gyaz

ihs.mcam

Maybe try defining your tool as a taper mill

it should then program from the tip dia

it must be a dog leg verify issue

change linking to this and it will not happen

or change control def to this

depending on what your machine actually does

its in the plane manager