To expand on what Greg said, KiCAD doesn't seem to have the ability to rubberband traces in a straightforward manner. You can select a zone or block that contains the trace of interest and drag it around but it's really clumsy IMO.
eric --- In [email protected], Greg Dyess <gregory.dy...@...> wrote: > > It's called "DRAG" in KiCAD. > > Just select and right click on the component and select drag. It does a move of the component with all nets, but doesn't keep orthogonality. It just relocats the end og the segment attached to the component. It can sometimes take a lot of time to fix up the segments of the nets. > > Greg > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Lance Earl dallyp...@... > To: [email protected] > Sent: Friday, August 28, 2009 8:33:29 AM > Subject: [kicad-users] Rubber Band Mode > > > > > I recently switched from GEDA and am trying to get my first board out. Is there a way to move a component in the schematic program and have the attached traces move with it? > > Lance >
