somethings changed, when i manually route and click on the destination pad, if i dont click dead center now... im left with tiny tiny airwires
5.11 didnt do this... i have messed with alot of settings, nothing seems to help
somethings changed, when i manually route and click on the destination pad, if i dont click dead center now... im left with tiny tiny airwires
5.11 didnt do this... i have messed with alot of settings, nothing seems to help
On 12/16/2011 12:55 PM, Mitch Solomon wrote:
somethings changed, when i manually route and click on the destination pad, if i dont click dead center now... im left with tiny tiny airwires
5.11 didnt do this... i have messed with alot of settings, nothing seems to help
Check your catch factor and select factor settings, by default they
should be 5% and 2% respectively. Perhaps on a MAC this is different or
the OS interprets the values differently it may be worth playing with
them to get everything working nicely. Try 7% and 3% or maybe 8% and 4%.
hth,
Jorge Garcia
On 12/16/2011 12:55 PM, Mitch Solomon wrote:
somethings changed, when i manually route and click on the destination pad, if i dont click dead center now... im left with tiny tiny airwires
5.11 didnt do this... i have messed with alot of settings, nothing seems to help
Check your catch factor and select factor settings, by default they
should be 5% and 2% respectively. Perhaps on a MAC this is different or
the OS interprets the values differently it may be worth playing with
them to get everything working nicely. Try 7% and 3% or maybe 8% and 4%.
hth,
Jorge Garcia
Guest wrote:
On 12/16/2011 12:55 PM, Mitch Solomon wrote:
somethings changed, when i manually route and click on the destination pad, if i dont click dead center now... im left with tiny tiny airwires
5.11 didnt do this... i have messed with alot of settings, nothing seems to help
Check your catch factor and select factor settings, by default they
should be 5% and 2% respectively. Perhaps on a MAC this is different or
the OS interprets the values differently it may be worth playing with
them to get everything working nicely. Try 7% and 3% or maybe 8% and 4%.
hth,
Jorge Garcia
It's not that - you can zoom in all you want, and virtually hover over the exact centre of the pad, and it won't "ping" to let you know it's connected.
It even happens if you route a wire into another wire - if the other wire is on the grid, it doesn't think you've finished, so you have to double-click to stop it carrying on.