How do you "cancel" a board that is already autorouted so that you can go
back and move components around for another try?
Thanks in advance,
Mike Berry, BSEE, MCSE
Colorado
How do you "cancel" a board that is already autorouted so that you can go
back and move components around for another try?
Thanks in advance,
Mike Berry, BSEE, MCSE
Colorado
Figured this one out, select your whole PCB, then select RipUp and right
click on the board.
You are back to a ratsnest!
mcb
"Mike Berry" <mcb@IronXfer.com> wrote in message
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How do you "cancel" a board that is already autorouted so that you can go
back and move components around for another try?
Thanks in advance,
Mike Berry, BSEE, MCSE
Colorado
Mike Berry schrieb:
Figured this one out, select your whole PCB, then select RipUp and right
click on the board.
You are back to a ratsnest!
Or type RIPUP; in the command line.
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CadSoft Support -- hotline@cadsoft.de
FAQ: http://www.cadsoft.de/faq.htm
Richard Hammerl wrote:
Mike Berry schrieb:
Figured this one out, select your whole PCB, then select RipUp and right
click on the board.
You are back to a ratsnest!
Or type RIPUP; in the command line.
What i would like to see is the ability to undo and auto-route. Suppose
I have most of the board done or some components I would like to move
about. It would be nice to bea ble to auto-rout remaining airwires,
examine the results and then ripup only those airwires, leaving the
previous hard work done.
The only way I have found to manage this so far is to do the autoroute
then close the board without saving followed by re-opening it. Not
terribly convenient.