I've already tried it and haven't noticed any change

yes exactly ref points is an effective way to correct that problem.. I really hadn't tried it.. you're a genius thanks!

I have a question. Is there a method to separate the rapid movement of Z that is next to the X and Y coordinates on the same line? this occurs when using the same tool but different retracts on two toolpaths. example G2 X50. Y-20.5 I-10.5 J0. G1 X-50. G2 X-60.5 Y-10. I0. J10.5 G1 Y10. G2 X-50. Y20.5 I10.5 J0. G1 X0. G3 X3. Y23.5 I0. J3. G1 Y27.5 G0 Z100. <====== end of first operation X-63.65 Y3.698 Z20. <====== start of second operation Z10. G1 Z1. F5000. X63.65 F1458. G0 Z10. X-63.65 Y-3.698 I would like to separate the Z20. and place it on an independent line so that the movement is not the 3 simultaneous axes.. like this: G2 X50. Y-20.5 I-10.5 J0. G1 X-50. G2 X-60.5 Y-10. I0. J10.5 G1 Y10. G2 X-50. Y20.5 I10.5 J0. G1 X0. G3 X3. Y23.5 I0. J3. G1 Y27.5 G0 Z100. <====== end of first operation X-63.65 Y3.698 <====== start of second operation Z20. <====== second operation retraction Z10. G1 Z1. F5000. X63.65 F1458. G0 Z10. X-63.65 Y-3.698 Thanks in advance I hope it's clear