How do I edit the properties of an arc? I would like to set the center, and radius, but can't find how. Eagle shows them to me as read only values when I click properties.
Thanks.
How do I edit the properties of an arc? I would like to set the center, and radius, but can't find how. Eagle shows them to me as read only values when I click properties.
Thanks.
rickford66 wrote:
How do I edit the properties of an arc? I would like to set the
center, and radius, but can't find how. Eagle shows them to me as
read only values when I click properties. Thanks.
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You cannot edt the those properties.
In Eagle the arc is a WIRE with curve and so you can draw arcs using WIRE
and give the curved wire a radius.
See HELP WIRE.
What I often do is lay down a circle as a guide to create the desired arc,
then remove the circle
Warren
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rickford66 wrote:
How do I edit the properties of an arc? I would like to set the
center, and radius, but can't find how. Eagle shows them to me as
read only values when I click properties. Thanks.
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You cannot edt the those properties.
In Eagle the arc is a WIRE with curve and so you can draw arcs using WIRE
and give the curved wire a radius.
See HELP WIRE.
What I often do is lay down a circle as a guide to create the desired arc,
then remove the circle
Warren
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Then I'd have to ask, what's the point of having an arc. The PCB layout software I acquired in 1992 allowed me to set the center of the arc, the start degrees and end degrees. If I want to make a number of large loops around the outside of a pcb, this sort of setup is ideal. It looks like the arc in Eagle is pretty useless if I have to use a trace instead every time. Why do they provide such information in the properties if they can't be adjusted?