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fritzz
fritzz over 13 years ago

I know I can SHO to highlight, but is there a way to hide all routed nets except fot VCC and GND?

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    e14 Contributor over 13 years ago

    Il 23/12/2012 21:34, d r ha scritto:

     

    I know I can SHO to highlight, but is there a way to hide all routed nets except fot VCC and GND?

     

     

    Select a signal, open the properties window and flag "airwires hidden".

     

    Read the help about "RATSNEST" you'll find other information about

    hiding airwires...

     

    Marco

     

     

     

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    fritzz over 13 years ago in reply to e14 Contributor

    I don't want to hide airwires. I want to hide all *routed* nets, except for VCC and/or GND.

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    e14 Contributor over 13 years ago in reply to fritzz

    You can only hide layers.

    You can't hide routed traces and leave only, say, VCC and GND showing.

     

    You can get SHOW to highlight both simultaneously

    SHOW VCC GND

    This may be what you are after.

     

    Another option is to make use of the ULP copy-layer-to-any-layer.ulp

    Make a new user defined layer, say 100

    Use the ULP twice.

    First time through copy Layer 1 VCC and GND traces to layer 100

    Second time through copy Layer 16 VCC and GND traces to layer 100

    You will see VCC and GND much like the higlighting of SHOW. To get a view

    like you requested turn off layer 1 and 16. Downside is the problem of

    editing layers 1 and 16 after this. It's a bit messy as layer 100 needs to

    be managed also.

     

    Another technique that comes to mind is to temporarly change palette colour

    for the un-highlighted colour of the layer to one close or equal to the

    background. When you go SHOW VCC GND it will be a view close to what you

    are asking for.

    Trouble is you loose this highlighting of VCC GND as you attempt edits. The

    up-side is you can easily get it back with an 'up arrow' if you previously

    typed SHOW VCC GND in the command line so in practice it's quite usable.

    The downside is you really need a ULP to manage the changing and restore of

    the palette colours.

     

    HTH

    Warren

     

     

     

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    e14 Contributor over 13 years ago in reply to fritzz

    You can only hide layers.

    You can't hide routed traces and leave only, say, VCC and GND showing.

     

    You can get SHOW to highlight both simultaneously

    SHOW VCC GND

    This may be what you are after.

     

    Another option is to make use of the ULP copy-layer-to-any-layer.ulp

    Make a new user defined layer, say 100

    Use the ULP twice.

    First time through copy Layer 1 VCC and GND traces to layer 100

    Second time through copy Layer 16 VCC and GND traces to layer 100

    You will see VCC and GND much like the higlighting of SHOW. To get a view

    like you requested turn off layer 1 and 16. Downside is the problem of

    editing layers 1 and 16 after this. It's a bit messy as layer 100 needs to

    be managed also.

     

    Another technique that comes to mind is to temporarly change palette colour

    for the un-highlighted colour of the layer to one close or equal to the

    background. When you go SHOW VCC GND it will be a view close to what you

    are asking for.

    Trouble is you loose this highlighting of VCC GND as you attempt edits. The

    up-side is you can easily get it back with an 'up arrow' if you previously

    typed SHOW VCC GND in the command line so in practice it's quite usable.

    The downside is you really need a ULP to manage the changing and restore of

    the palette colours.

     

    HTH

    Warren

     

     

     

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    Web access to CadSoft support forums at www.eaglecentral.ca.  Where the CadSoft EAGLE community meets.

     

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