I'm noticing some odd (and decidedly antisocial) behavior in the
20070208 snapshot of PCB.
I have two physically adjacent 0805-package resistors for which
pin 1 is to be connected together. When I start a trace from pin 1
of the first resistor, it won't let me bring it anywhere near
Sierra Proto Express prefers the board outline be a 10 mil line in
the soldermask layer.
Is there any way to draw directly in the soldermask with PCB?
Barring that, can I make a component that's got my board outline in only
soldermask using width/mask/clearance/etc tricks?
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Ben Jackson AD7GD
On 6/23/07, Dave McGuire [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Jun 23, 2007, at 7:27 PM, Ben Jackson wrote:
I have two physically adjacent 0805-package resistors for which
pin 1 is to be connected together. When I start a trace from pin 1
of the first resistor, it won't let me bring it anywhere
On Jun 23, 2007, at 8:06 PM, John Luciani wrote:
I have two physically adjacent 0805-package resistors for which
pin 1 is to be connected together. When I start a trace from pin 1
of the first resistor, it won't let me bring it anywhere near pin 1
Yeah, this drove me nuts when I first
Ben Jackson wrote:
Sierra Proto Express prefers the board outline be a 10 mil line in
the soldermask layer.
Is there any way to draw directly in the soldermask with PCB?
Barring that, can I make a component that's got my board outline in only
soldermask using width/mask/clearance/etc
I'm making some smt crystal footprints and arbitrarily chose a .010
(radius) mask. I'm using jcl's library, so I'm actually putting
in .254mm and it's doing the rest.
One of the footprints (based directly on Fox datasheet) has a small
gap between the pads (only 0.4mm) which causes the mask to
On Fri, 2007-06-22 at 12:25 +, Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 08:29:51 +0100, Peter TB Brett wrote:
It's a known bug now. Please file a bug report.
done.
Its fixed in the git repository now.
Thanks for the bug report!
Regards,
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Peter Clifton
Electrical
As is probably obvious, I'm moving from a fairly old GTK snapshot
to a much newer Motif/HID snapshot of PCB.
I have to ask...Whose bright idea was it to make the default
colors for the component and solder sides red and orange? ;) (and
more importantly...what's the current way to
(and more importantly...what's the current way to change them to
something with, oh, some contrast? ;))
For the lesstif HID, edit ~/.Xdefaults:
Pcb.layer-color-1: #a03030
Pcb.layer-color-2: #3030a0
For Gtk, use File-Preferences-Colors
And one more question, while I'm babbling. I like the Motif HID,
but the X11 window manager under MacOS X is of the click to focus
mindset...making it a real pain in the butt to use torn-off menus
(which is all but a necessity for things like the Tools and Current
Layer menus). Is it
Is it possible to embed those menus into the main PCB window, as
it was for the earlier incarnations of PCB?
Not at the moment. I've thought about adding toolbar/sidebar support
to pcb-menu.res but haven't found time to add it.
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On Jun 23, 2007, at 11:59 PM, DJ Delorie wrote:
(and more importantly...what's the current way to change them to
something with, oh, some contrast? ;))
For the lesstif HID, edit ~/.Xdefaults:
Pcb.layer-color-1:#a03030
Pcb.layer-color-2:#3030a0
For Gtk, use File-Preferences-Colors
I will note that this is a 2-minute response time, at midnight on
a Saturday. Just TRY to get support like this with commercial
software.
:-)
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Is that sort of functionality actually easy to accomplish within
the Motif API?
Straightforward but not trivial. Adding the panels is easy. We
already have code to create buttons. The tricky bit is (1) adding
special codes for insert tool bar here or insert layer panel here
and (2)
Hi Dave,
I had this with this release of pcb too.
I fiddled with the Auto enforce DRC clearance toggle in the settings
pull down menu.
Just my EUR 0.02
Kind regards,
Bert Timmerman.
On Sat, 2007-06-23 at 19:35 -0400, Dave McGuire wrote:
On Jun 23, 2007, at 7:27 PM, Ben Jackson wrote:
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