My Eagle PCB design generates lines in ground plane instead solid plane !
Hello,
There are a few reasons I can think of that will make this happen or appear to have happened.
1) You have not run the RATSNEST command to process the polygon.
2) You have not named the polygon to the correct signal for the ground plane. If this is the case, use the NAME command to rename the polygon.
3) You do not have anything currently connecting to the ground plane. EAGLE will only process a polygon that has connections to it so as soon as you drop a via to connect to it it will fill.
4) You drew the ground plane shape with the WIRE tool rather than the POLYGON tool.
My Eagle PCB design generates lines in ground plane instead solid plane !
Hello,
There are a few reasons I can think of that will make this happen or appear to have happened.
1) You have not run the RATSNEST command to process the polygon.
2) You have not named the polygon to the correct signal for the ground plane. If this is the case, use the NAME command to rename the polygon.
3) You do not have anything currently connecting to the ground plane. EAGLE will only process a polygon that has connections to it so as soon as you drop a via to connect to it it will fill.
4) You drew the ground plane shape with the WIRE tool rather than the POLYGON tool.
Unless the OP actually means his fill is stripy rather than solid, in
which case the question is when he's seeing this. Users who print on
transparency for home etching often report this due to issues with
My Eagle PCB design generates lines in ground plane instead solid plane !
Hello,
There are a few reasons I can think of that will make this happen or appear to have happened.
1) You have not run the RATSNEST command to process the polygon.
2) You have not named the polygon to the correct signal for the ground plane. If this is the case, use the NAME command to rename the polygon.
3) You do not have anything currently connecting to the ground plane. EAGLE will only process a polygon that has connections to it so as soon as you drop a via to connect to it it will fill.
4) You drew the ground plane shape with the WIRE tool rather than the POLYGON tool.
Unless the OP actually means his fill is stripy rather than solid, in
which case the question is when he's seeing this. Users who print on
transparency for home etching often report this due to issues with
