Interesting, But its an additional complication without clear benefit in my opinion. Let me explain what happens. Whenever any limit (Horsepower, torque, deflection etc.) is exceeded a warning comes up, and the limiting field goes red. (by the way it took me a lot of effort to finally make everything works as it should- as far as i know "the other wizard calculator" does not even come close to checking this many parameters) Warning text explains correct course of action to clear the problem. Also FSW overrides the value that it thinks is the best to handle the problem. But you can easily choose manually which parameter will be responsible for compensating. Whenever a warning come up you simply manually override desired parameters until warning clears. IE: On your Tormach you got a "Machine Power Exceeded" warning that looks like this:

Note: to compensate for the problem FSW will reduce your cutting speed until power required to make the cut is withing machine limits. It also tells you how to fix the problem. You reduce feed override (or productivity or cutting speed ) until the warning goes away. Once warning is cleared, cutting speed will return to the calculated level and you will have effectively done what you have described in your post. Short answer: Whenever warning comes up modify the parameters you wish to get the problem fixed ;) (2 pictures are attached: first one is showing reduction of feedrate as a solution, second one is the preferred reduction of tool performance)