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Un-Autorouting a PCB?

mamikee

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

 

 

 

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  • 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.

     

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  • 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.

     

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