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evenly spaced components

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Former Member over 11 years ago

I am trying to make a pcb with some LEDs on it. I'd like to have them spaced out evenly over a given linear distance. I tried the demo of another cad program and you could select the items you wanted then tell it to space them out. Is there a way to do that in eagle?

 

As an extension to this question, is there a way to do this same sort of thing in a circle? Later I'd like to have a circle of LEDs that are evenly spaced out around a circle of a given diameter.

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  • autodeskguest
    autodeskguest over 11 years ago in reply to shabaz +2
    Try using the Component-Array.ulp that's up on our website or the cmd-draw.ulp that ships with EAGLE. Full Disclosure: I wrote the Component-Array.ulp. hth, Jorge Garcia
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    0 shabaz over 11 years ago

    You've got as much control as you want when it comes to laying out parts with EAGLE. You can do pretty much anything with scripts, so it's best to refer to the documentation for that. As an example, it is possible to move and rotate parts using a script (which you could create using any programming language of your choice).

    Here is an example of exactly that, for a clock:

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    0 shabaz over 11 years ago

    You've got as much control as you want when it comes to laying out parts with EAGLE. You can do pretty much anything with scripts, so it's best to refer to the documentation for that. As an example, it is possible to move and rotate parts using a script (which you could create using any programming language of your choice).

    Here is an example of exactly that, for a clock:

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    0 autodeskguest over 11 years ago in reply to shabaz

    Try using the Component-Array.ulp that's up on our website or the

    cmd-draw.ulp that ships with EAGLE.

     

    Full Disclosure: I wrote the Component-Array.ulp.

     

    hth,

    Jorge Garcia

     

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