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How to undo euro.scr and how to make solder mask solid

tomk
tomk over 10 years ago

hey,

 

I'm pretty new to eagle, but still managed to get decent results so far. However, I currently have two problems and not even google seems to has an answer.

 

1. I accidentally ran the euro.scr script a few days ago. Is there any way to reset the view to the default one without losing my whole work? I only have the free version of eagle, so euro.scr does not make sense anyway for me.

 

2. I currently export my pcb via a script to PNG which works fine. However, when I try to export the solder mask to a PNG file, the pads are not solid, but hatched. I need them solid in order to be able to print them on a transparent foil.

 

The script I currently use for the solder mask is:

 

DISPLAY ALL;

RATSNEST;

DISPLAY None;

DISPLAY tStop;

EXPORT IMAGE ~/eagle_export_soldermask.png MONOCHROME 600;

DISPLAY Top Unrouted Dimension tPlace bPlace;

 

Is there any way to make them solid?

 

thanks in advance.

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    tomk over 10 years ago

    Hey,

     

    thanks, everything works now.

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    autodeskguest over 10 years ago

    On 4/09/2016 4:58 a.m., Tom Kern wrote:

    hey,

     

    I'm pretty new to eagle, but still managed to get decent results so far. However, I currently have two problems and not even google seems to has an answer.

     

    1. I accidentally runned the euro.scr script a few days ago. Is there any way to reset the view to the default one without losing my whole work? I only have the free version of eagle, so euro.scr does not make sense anyway for me.

     

    2. I currently export my pcb via a script to PNG which works fine. However, when I try to export the solder mask to a PNG file, the pads are not solid, but hatched. I need them solid in order to be apply to print them on a transparent foil.

     

    The script I currently use for the solder mask is:

     

    DISPLAY ALL;

    RATSNEST;

    DISPLAY None;

    DISPLAY tStop;

    EXPORT IMAGE ~/eagle_export_soldermask.png MONOCHROME 600;

    DISPLAY Top Unrouted Dimension tPlace bPlace;

     

    Is there any way to make them solid?

     

    thanks in advance.

     

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    Hi

    Firstly, forum etiquette dictates that there be only one subject per

    posting.

     

    1. The euro script simply draws a few lines. Simply delete them.

    Practice on a new board, run the script and you will get the feel for

    the number of lines to be deleted.

     

    2. How a layer looks is controlled in the layer settings where you set

    the colour. Just change the fill for that layer to something that works

    for you.

     

    HTH

    Warren

     

     

     

     

     

     

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