How would one change the default shape of a via?
The user manual describes some properties in .eaglerc, but I have not
found one related to the default via shape.
Thanks,
- Chuck
How would one change the default shape of a via?
The user manual describes some properties in .eaglerc, but I have not
found one related to the default via shape.
Thanks,
- Chuck
On 4/24/2012 11:13 AM, Chuck Huber wrote:
How would one change the default shape of a via?
The user manual describes some properties in .eaglerc, but I have not
found one related to the default via shape.
Thanks,
- Chuck
Hi Chuck,
Use the eagle.scr file found under the scripts tree in the control
panel. Go ahead and open it and on the next line after BRD: type in the
following.
CHANGE SHAPE ROUND;
Instead of round you can put SQUARE, OCTAGON, etc.
Save the eagle.scr file. This script file is special because it runs
every time a new editor is opened, so it's good for setting up defaults
like this. By putting it after the BRD: heading it will only affect the
board.
hth,
Jorge Garcia
On 4/24/2012 11:13 AM, Chuck Huber wrote:
How would one change the default shape of a via?
The user manual describes some properties in .eaglerc, but I have not
found one related to the default via shape.
Thanks,
- Chuck
Hi Chuck,
Use the eagle.scr file found under the scripts tree in the control
panel. Go ahead and open it and on the next line after BRD: type in the
following.
CHANGE SHAPE ROUND;
Instead of round you can put SQUARE, OCTAGON, etc.
Save the eagle.scr file. This script file is special because it runs
every time a new editor is opened, so it's good for setting up defaults
like this. By putting it after the BRD: heading it will only affect the
board.
hth,
Jorge Garcia
On 04/24/2012 01:27 PM, Jorge Garcia wrote:
On 4/24/2012 11:13 AM, Chuck Huber wrote:
>> How would one change the default shape of a via?
>>
Hi Chuck,
Use the eagle.scr file found under the scripts tree in the control
panel.
...
This script file is special because it runs
every time a new editor is opened, so it's good for setting up defaults
like this.
Good morning, Jorge,
Thanks for the tip. It worked exactly as described.
Do you know of a user-specific file that could be edited in a similar
manner, perhaps a file that doesn't get overwritten on each update/upgrade?
Thanks,
- Chuck