I am using GTK-HID, I generated the gerber files with the export
option. I tried sending the .fab.gbr and they said not in Excellon
format. So then I sent the .cnc file and they said your NC drill
file use tools which are not defined. Any hints?
Thanks
James
I am using GTK-HID, I generated the gerber files with the export
option. I tried sending the .fab.gbr and they said not in Excellon
format.
Right, the fab drawing is a drawing - outlines, drill maps, notes,
etc.
So then I sent the .cnc file and they said your NC drill
file use tools which
I am using GTK-HID, I generated the gerber files with the export
option. I tried sending the .fab.gbr and they said not in Excellon
format. So then I sent the .cnc file and they said your NC drill
file use tools which are not defined. Any hints?
Rounding bug. I'm checking this patch in.
Awesome,
# emerge pcb-cvs
I'll let you know if they complain again :). I can't say how awesome
the whole gschem suite is, and I much prefer PCB now it's gone GTK. I
used to use Protel but I hated booting into VMWare.
Thanks,
James
p.s. I attached the cvs gentoo ebuild I've been using, if
Hi list,
When I do File-Export-gerber in pcb, it does not generate drill (CNC) files.
Is it normal? How can I make pcb to generate drill files? PCB is from CVS.
Levente
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When I do File-Export-gerber in pcb, it does not generate drill
(CNC) files. Is it normal? How can I make pcb to generate drill
files? PCB is from CVS.
Look for file.drill.gbr
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 12:55:28 -0400
DJ Delorie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Look for file.drill.gbr
Ah...ok. And plated and unplated drills are merged?
Levente
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DJ Delorie wrote:
When I do File-Export-gerber in pcb, it does not generate drill
(CNC) files. Is it normal? How can I make pcb to generate drill
files? PCB is from CVS.
Look for file.drill.gbr
I think he's missing the excellon drill file, not the drill helper file.
In my older pcb
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 19:18:44 +0200
Philipp Klaus Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my older pcb version a excellon drill file ending in .cnc is always
generated when I print my layout.
That's the case with older PCB (gtk PCB), but I'm using the HID version
available from CVS. I don't have
Ah...ok. And plated and unplated drills are merged?
Oh, crap. Yes, they're merged.
Levente wrote:
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 19:18:44 +0200
Philipp Klaus Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In my older pcb version a excellon drill file ending in .cnc is always
generated when I print my layout.
That's the case with older PCB (gtk PCB), but I'm using the HID version
available from
AFAIK many pcb manufacturers want a .cnc file along with the gerber data.
Are you sure it's no longer possible to generate these in current CVS?
It *is* a CNC file. It's just *called* .gbr.
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 19:54:59 +0200
Philipp Klaus Krause [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
AFAIK many pcb manufacturers want a .cnc file along with the gerber data.
Are you sure it's no longer possible to generate these in current CVS?
Well, I did a little survay on that, and realised, that the .cnc
DJ's promt reply makes me think a bit, but I don't know if he meant
crap becouse this fact is crap, or my point (which is sometimes
the case, so don't worry, I'm not hurt).
In this case, it was Oh crap, I got it wrong.
I need to fix it.
DJ Delorie wrote:
AFAIK many pcb manufacturers want a .cnc file along with the gerber data.
Are you sure it's no longer possible to generate these in current CVS?
It *is* a CNC file. It's just *called* .gbr.
Why was it renamed?
It *is* a CNC file. It's just *called* .gbr.
Why was it renamed?
No, the right question is, why hasn't it been renamed yet?
The file choosing code was part of the new HID interface, hence the
filenames are all different. It needs a little work (this is why
we're asking people to use HID
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