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+<p>The two sensor charts are present only while their checkboxes on the <strong>Preference</strong> menu are ticked;
+both are off by default, so a column nobody has configured ends at Sim Spindle Moment Cycle.</p>
 <p>The group bar above them carries the step number as a badge, or <strong>No step selected</strong>. That badge is
 the only place the step index is shown — Step Properties leaves that row out rather than repeat it,
-which is why the list you configure and the list you see differ by one row.</p>
+so when S.I. is among the keys you chose, the list you configure and the list you see differ by one
+row.</p>
 <p><strong>Step Properties shows short names.</strong> Hovering a name gives the full one, and the unit follows the
 value. A field with nothing in it reads <code>-</code>.</p>
 <p><strong>CWE is a footprint, not a solid.</strong> It is a small 3D view of its own, drawing the contact contours
@@ -168,16 +171,22 @@ step</strong> while the simulated pair beside them is full.</p>
 <p>Each cycle chart's header carries a <strong>value boundary</strong> — <em>Auto</em>, or a fixed ± bound that pins the
 scale so two steps can be compared without the axis moving under you — and a reload. The two spindle
 moment charts carry one more: a <strong>Line / Dartboard</strong> switch, where Dartboard replots the same cycle
-as a locus in the plane instead of three channels against the cycle parameter.</p>
+as a locus in the plane instead of three channels against the cycle parameter. Sim Cutting Force
+Cycle carries a frame switch instead — <strong>To workpiece / program</strong> or <strong>To tool / tool-running</strong> —
+choosing whether the plotted force is the one on the workpiece, in program coordinates, or the one
+on the tool, in the tool's running coordinates.</p>
 <p><strong>Clicking a point in a cycle chart marks that point for its whole group.</strong> The two simulated charts
 share one mark in spindle angle; the two sensor charts share another in seconds. The mark survives a
-switch between Line and Dartboard and a change of selected step. It also reaches the CWE panel: the
-cutter in that view rotates to the angle you clicked, so &ldquo;the force peaked here&rdquo; and &ldquo;this is what
-the cutter was touching there&rdquo; become one picture rather than two.</p>
-<p>The column with the demo mission paused and a step selected: Sentence Syntax at the top, the step
-badge on the bar below it, then Step Properties, CWE and the two simulated cycle charts. The two sensor charts are folded away at the bottom — this project carries no measured data,
-so nothing is lost by leaving them shut.</p>
-<p><img src="inspecting-a-step-img/step-info.en.png" alt="The Execution page's Step Info column filled: a Sentence Syntax panel showing the arc block N0120 G02 I0.0 J11. above its parsed form, a group bar badged step #500, a Step Properties list reading FileNo 1, LineNo 13, FilePath NC/circle.ptp and a Time of four seconds, a CWE panel whose small 3D view draws the cutter's flute contours against an orange contact patch on the workpiece, and two cycle charts carrying X, Y and Z traces of cutting force and spindle moment across a full 0 to 360 degree spindle revolution"></p>
+switch between Line and Dartboard and a change of selected step. The simulated pair's mark also
+reaches the CWE panel: the cutter in that view rotates to the angle you clicked, so &ldquo;the force peaked
+here&rdquo; and &ldquo;this is what the cutter was touching there&rdquo; become one picture rather than two. The sensor
+pair's mark is a time, not an angle, so it stays on its own two charts and leaves the cutter where it
+is.</p>
+<p>The column with a step selected and the other three columns toggled off, so it fills the window:
+Sentence Syntax at the top, the step badge on the bar below it, then Step Properties, CWE and the two
+simulated cycle charts. The two sensor charts are absent — their checkboxes on the Preference menu
+are off, as they are by default.</p>
+<p><img src="inspecting-a-step-img/step-info.en.png" alt="The Execution page with only its Step Info column shown, filling the window: a Sentence Syntax panel badged F1 L13 · Sn 13 with a copy button, showing the arc block N0120 G02 I0.0 J11. above the opening lines of its parsed form, a Step Info group bar badged step #500, a Step Properties list reading FileNo 1, LineNo 13, FilePath NC/circle.ptp, a Time just over four seconds and the top of a LineText row, a CWE panel whose small 3D view draws a fluted cutter overlay standing on the orange contact contours, with an X axis label beside it and a 12.5 mm scale bar in the lower right, a Sim Cutting Force Cycle chart headed To workpiece / program and Auto, and a Sim Spindle Moment Cycle chart headed Line and Auto, each carrying X, Y and Z traces across a full 0 to 360 degree spindle revolution; no sensor chart is present"></p>
 <h2 id="choosing-what-step-properties-shows">Choosing what Step Properties shows</h2>
 <p>Step Properties does not show everything a step carries — it shows what you asked for, out of a much
 longer list. The small button on that panel's header opens the chooser, beside the list it
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 group, and <strong>Add Selected</strong> moves what you ticked across. Anything already displayed is greyed with a
 tick beside it, so the left side never offers you a duplicate. The displayed list is on the right, in
 the order it will appear: drag a row, or use its up and down buttons, and remove one row at a time or
-<strong>Clear</strong> the lot. <strong>Reset</strong> empties the list entirely.</p>
+<strong>Clear</strong> the lot. <strong>Reset</strong>, on the dialog's header, empties the list entirely; Clear and Reset each
+ask you to confirm first.</p>
 <p><strong>There is no Save button, and that is not an omission.</strong> Every add, removal and reorder is written
 as you make it, and the header reports the write — so the way to undo an experiment is to put the
 rows back, not to close the dialog.</p>
 <p>The chooser open over the column, at <code>/execution</code>. The counts in its header are this account's
-displayed list against everything the run can offer; the green ticks down the candidate side are the
-rows already on the right.</p>
-<p><img src="inspecting-a-step-img/step-present.en.png" alt="The Step Present Preference dialog open over the Execution page: a header counting displayed against available keys with Reset and close, a Candidate Keys panel on the left with collapsible categories and an Add Selected button, and a Displayed Keys panel on the right listing the chosen properties with up, down and remove buttons and a Clear action"></p>
+displayed list against every property a step can present; the green ticks down the candidate side
+are the rows already on the right.</p>
+<p><img src="inspecting-a-step-img/step-present.en.png" alt="The Step Present Preference dialog open over the Step Info column: a header reading 12 displayed / 77 available with Reset and close buttons, a Candidate Keys panel on the left with an Add Selected button and the first three of its categories open — File / Command / Flag / Time / System with 8 keys, Tool / Feedrate / Spindle Speed with 10 keys, and Coordinate / Move with 3 keys, the third cut off at the panel's bottom edge after its CL row with the remaining categories scrolled out of view below — where the rows already displayed are greyed with a green tick, and a Displayed Keys panel on the right with a Clear action and a reorder hint, listing the first eleven of the twelve chosen properties, S.I. down to MRR, with the last row scrolled out of view below the panel's edge; each row has a drag handle and up, down and remove buttons"></p>
 <h2 id="see-also">See Also</h2>
 <ul>
 <li><a href="index.html">Running a Simulation</a> — the rest of running a job</li>