NAZCA
The Nazca lines: single unbroken paths laid across a Peruvian plain, each hundreds of meters long, and the running theory is that people walked them as a form of preparation or meditation. A toolpath is the same object at bench scale. This viewer walks the lines first.
The viewer. Walk the lines before the machine does.
Nazca reads what the rest of the suite produces — the G-code a post wrote, the sliced file a resin job made — and draws it in 3D so you can eyeball the path before metal or resin is on the line. Moves are drawn as solid tubes, not hairlines, so the path reads from any camera angle.
It is a viewer only. It never edits, never sends, never talks to a controller. Its job is to let you see the mistake on the screen instead of on the part.
Debian 13 / Ubuntu 24.04+ — install with sudo apt install ./nazca_0.1.2_amd64.deb
All modules and docs: https://github.com/3DJ77/Livyatan
