On 12.2.2010 23:08, Christian Bohrer wrote:
"John Bachman"<john.bachman@anatekcorp.com> a écrit dans le message denews: hl407t$ga9$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...
"John Bachman"<john.bachman@anatekcorp.com> a écrit dans le message de
news: hl407t$ga9$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...
>> What is the command to display only one signal? I thought that it was
>> RATSNEST VDD for instance but that does not work.
>
Of course that works, but you have to clear all signals before.
Clear one signal: RATS ! VDD;Clear all signal: RATS ! *;Display one signal: RATS VDD;Display all signal: RATS *;
Clear one signal: RATS ! VDD;
Clear all signal: RATS ! *;
Display one signal: RATS VDD;
Display all signal: RATS *;
I am using eagle 4.13 pro. After I have run rastnest I would like to
continue my manual routing. This is easier when the pour is not shown.
As it is now the only way I know how to get the pour to not be shown is
to change the outline of the pour. Tried the RATS ! *; command but the
display flickers and all is as before. The ratsnested area is still shown.
Is there any way to do this?
Br,
Bertil Bäck
On 12.08.10 12:32 PM, Bertil Bäck wrote:
>> "John Bachman"<john.bachman@anatekcorp.com> a écrit dans le message de
>> news: hl407t$ga9$1@cheetah.cadsoft.de...
>>> What is the command to display only one signal? I thought that it was
>>> RATSNEST VDD for instance but that does not work.
>>
>> Of course that works, but you have to clear all signals before.
>> Clear one signal: RATS ! VDD;
>> Clear all signal: RATS ! *;
>> Display one signal: RATS VDD;
>> Display all signal: RATS *;
I am using eagle 4.13 pro. After I have run rastnest I would like tocontinue my manual routing. This is easier when the pour is not shown.As it is now the only way I know how to get the pour to not be shown isto change the outline of the pour. Tried the RATS ! *; command but thedisplay flickers and all is as before. The ratsnested area is still shown.
To disable/enable polygon pour when you do a ratsnest just do:
SET POLYGON_RATSNEST OFF/ON
You may also want to hide the airwires for that signal.
