If control by tilting tool away with max. angle is selected then the gouge is avoided by tilting the tool. Below you can see the options that are given with the option with tilting tool away with max. angle to prevent gouge:
The gouge checking requires a lot of computing time. So the best approach is to use limit angles, tilt angles etc. to create a gouge free toolpath and use the gouge checking find and report option just to prove that there are no gouges.
This main parameter contains a standard vector of 4 independent collision control operations where each of them can be defined by the user individually.
Use side tilt angle:
Here the tool tilts horizontal with a 65 degrees angle orthogonal to the surface normal.
Use lead/lag angle:
Here the tool tilts horizontal with a 90 degrees angle orthogonal to the surface normal.