Controlling the sequence/order of a cut from SVG

[AnotherRedcoat]

Is it possible to force LaserGRBL to generate cuts/engraves in a specific order?

I want the smaller inner pieces cut first to reduce the risk of air-assist blowing the holding piece away, and the outer bounding box cut last.

In Inkscape, I can, using layers and the sequence of paths within them, force the SVG to contain the elements in the right order (basically outputs them in bottom-up order), which LaserGRBL more or less follows, except it's always doing the bounding box first.

If someone could explain the current logic, perhaps I can build the SVG around that. Alternatively, if LaserGRBL had a feature where it optionally cuts from inner to outer vs whatever the default currently is, that would also work.

In the example attached SVG file, an v7.6.0 exported NC file will cut rect3/OuterBox first, then path2/AlmostACircle, then rect2/SquareKeyhole then path1/Squiggle. The expected SVG order would be mostly the same order except OuterBox comes last.

[Tribo-2dot0]

Em Inkscape se você colocar a Caxa Delimitadora (contorno) na camada superior ele deveria cortar por último; a ordem dos objetos dentro de uma camada também tem o mesmo efeito, mas prevalece a ordem das camadas...