Hallo all,
I'm new to this mailinglist so please be gentle.
My question:
Is it possible to make a net thicker in gschem (not a line but a net).
I want to indicate in my schematic than the net is a high current power
net.
Thanks for your answers.
Best regards, Robert.
Hi Robert,
I think if you look for the system-gschemrc file (probably in
/etc/gEDA/) then you'll find a section in there
; net-style string
;
; Set to thin if you want thin nets.
; Set to thick if you want thick nets.
; This mode also determines what net style gets printed
;
;(net-style
Hallo Andy,
Thanks for your answer.
I have also found this option but it does not solve my problem.
My design contains both power nets (thick nets) and normal nets (thin or
normal nets) and I wish to distinguish between the two in one schematic.
I know it is only cosmetic and it will have no
Hi Robert,
I've never seen anyone be anything but polite on this mailing list -
(and I've asked some daft questions). Your question is interesting.
AFAIK, there isn't a way to make a line thicker, the only way
around your problem, that I can think of would be to draw rectangles
around the
On Thu, 2009-09-03 at 22:42 +0100, andrew whyte wrote:
AFAIK, there isn't a way to make a line thicker, the only way
around your problem, that I can think of would be to draw rectangles
around the net (to make it appear thicker in your schematic) and name
the net something like VCC-thick,
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