2010/12/3 John Griessen :
>> http://www.freerouting.net/ start the router and then
>> watch the "45 degree routing example"
>
> Good. Was that human guided, or auto?
I think this example is human guided, to show the push/shove feature.
Regards, Stefan
2010/12/3 Stefan Dröge :
> 2010/12/3 Peter Clifton :
>> I note that freerouting.net lists gEDA as being supported.. is that
>> true?
>
> I just searched a little bit, and I found some code from Josh Jordan
> on the mailing list:
> http://www.mail-archive.com/geda-user@m
2010/12/3 Peter Clifton :
> That is indeed an awesome example.
>
> I note that freerouting.net lists gEDA as being supported.. is that
> true?
I just searched a little bit, and I found some code from Josh Jordan
on the mailing list:
http://www.mail-archive.com/geda-user@moria.seul.org/msg19459.htm
What I would like to have is a more intelligent method of inserting
new tracks. So if I wanted to insert a new track between two existing
tracks, these two should get pushed a little bit to make space for the
track inbetween. Sounds a little bit related to your idea of "Sprung
loaded tracking".
Hav
Hi, I'm doing a layout using the toporouter of pcb. It really gives
very nice results, but it takes really very long to run (about an
hour).
Is this "normal"? If I look at the run times on Anthony Blake's page
(http://anthonix.resnet.scms.waikato.ac.nz/toporouter/), they are in
the magnitude of sec
I just read this, and had to think on the UI discussion going on here:
[1]http://www.sububi.org/2010/08/18/free-interaction-design-for-your-op
en-source-project/
We should also think on the smaller applications beside PCB and gschem.
Im sure everyone here could name some programmes
Here are the xpm files. Pick out what you think is the best. The only
differences are the colors of the arrow. My favourite is Place3.
Greetings, Stefan
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Kai-Martin Knaak wrote:
> On Sat, 07 Jul 2007 10:56:24 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> Ack.
> gschem and pcb are about the only applications that make me press escape
> during standard operation.
No, I disagree to this. Only one example: A well known layout/schematic editor
that begins with E and
I made another try with the IC. Now it's only something like SO8 instead of
SO14, and has (nearly) black pins
Greetings, Stefan
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Hi Steve,
you can use the command MoveObject(X,Y,dim) to move the object under the cursor.
Place the cursor over the object you want to move, type ":" (without the
quotes), and then the command. for dim you either select mil or mm, or nothing
(then its 1/100 mil).
You can read the whole documentati
Hi, I want to switch to the cvs version(s) of gschem, gattrib and pcb. Has
anybody here got "ready to use" ebuilds for the named tools (or for the whole
suite)?
Greetings, Stefan
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Ales Hvezda schrieb:
> Hi,
>
>> the zoom function in gschem is still a little bit confusing. If
>> it would be like in pcb it would look much smoother. In pcb the spot
>> under the mouse is zoomed in, but neither mouse nor layout change their
>> position. In gschem however the spot under the mouse
Bob Paddock wrote:
>
> The only problem with the scanner is if
> there are bigger components on the pcb the image gets unsharp
> because the pcb doesn't lay flat on the glass.
>
>
> If your scanner has the option of a document feeder, then
> it will have a setting that allows you to
Hi all,
the zoom function in gschem is still a little bit confusing. If it would be
like in pcb it would look much smoother. In pcb the spot under the mouse is
zoomed in, but neither mouse nor layout change their position. In gschem
however the spot under the mouse is centered, and then zoomed i
How does comp.cad.opensource.electronics sound to you?
Greetings, Stefan
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Hi, it would be nice to have a preview for the footprints in the attribute
window of gschem or in gattrib. At the moment I switch everytime between pcb
and gschem to find the right footprint for the component. For often used
components you know the best footprint after some time, but for less us
John Griessen wrote:
> DJ Delorie wrote:
>
>> I've thought of doing this with the 15 mil single sided blanks - etch
>> each layer separately, then glue them together. The problem is still
>> how to make efficient vias,
>
> Yep. putting via wires is tedious and not pretty and mini rivets
>
Tomaz Solc wrote:
> Hi
>
>> Hmmm I guess we will be forced to go 100% surface mount, unless they
>> can figure out a way to print holes.
>
> I'm more interested in how you would mount any kind of device on such a
> circuit. You probably can't solder anything to paper or plastic film.
>
> Bes
John Coppens schrieb:
> On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 11:51:02 +0200
> Wojciech Kazubski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Hello!
>> Try xnec2c by Neoklis ("Nick") 5B4AZ:
>> http://5b4az.chronos.org.uk/pages/nec2.html
>>
>> Wojciech Kazubski
>
> Am I getting all the bad luck? First I couldn't get into DJ's s
> What I'd specifically like feedback on are:
>
> 1) menus/hotkeys which worked in pcb-20070208 with the gtk HID and are
> broken now
>
> 2) any other wierd behaviour relating to menus or hotkeys that is
> different from pcb-20070208.
>
> 3) does this build with gtk >= 2.8.0 and if so, does the
y's old AO and YO
> programs did that, and it was very convenient. I've often thought that
> a simple text-to-text preprocessor that resolved symbolic expressions
> would be very useful.
>
> -dave
>
> Stefan Dröge wrote:
>> Hi, I'm searching for a graphical
Wojciech Kazubski wrote:
> Hello!
> Try xnec2c by Neoklis ("Nick") 5B4AZ:
> http://5b4az.chronos.org.uk/pages/nec2.html
>
> Wojciech Kazubski
>
Ah, nice program. It is not exactly what I've wanted, but its a huge
improvement compared to a simple texteditor. For those who want to use it, I
recom
Hi, I'm searching for a graphical editor for antennas that produces input files
for NEC (for those that don't know NEC:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Numerical_Electromagnetics_Code).
So it doesn't have to be a special antenna construction program, it just has to
put out files in NEC format.
I tr
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