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Automatic removal of Tname, Tvalue, Bname, Bvalue / Name and Value of component in EAGLECAD

decee1

Hello out there

Been messing around with scripting for Eaglecad. I personally prefer my layouts without Values and names so i useally remove them but man.. It takes a bit of time so i created a script for it and thought of sharing it with ya'll
Hopefully somebody will find it useful

Apperently i am not allowed to upload the script so here is all the commands

GROUP ALL;

SMASH (> 0 0);

display none;

display 25 26 27 28;

GROUP ALL;

DELETE (> 0 0);

display Preset_Standard;







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  • On 24.03.2018 23:37, Stefan Gregersen wrote:

    Hello out there

     

    Been messing around with scripting for Eaglecad. I personally prefer my layouts without Values and names so i useally remove them but man.. It takes a bit of time so i created a script for it and thought of sharing it with ya'll

    Hopefully somebody will find it useful

     

    Apperently i am not allowed to upload the script so here is all the commands

     

     

    GROUP ALL;

    SMASH (> 0 0);

    display none;

    display 25 26 27 28;

    GROUP ALL;

    DELETE (> 0 0);

    display Preset_Standard;

     

    You don't have to do this.. Just hide the t/bnames and t/bvalues layers...

     

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  • On 24.03.2018 23:37, Stefan Gregersen wrote:

    Hello out there

     

    Been messing around with scripting for Eaglecad. I personally prefer my layouts without Values and names so i useally remove them but man.. It takes a bit of time so i created a script for it and thought of sharing it with ya'll

    Hopefully somebody will find it useful

     

    Apperently i am not allowed to upload the script so here is all the commands

     

     

    GROUP ALL;

    SMASH (> 0 0);

    display none;

    display 25 26 27 28;

    GROUP ALL;

    DELETE (> 0 0);

    display Preset_Standard;

     

    You don't have to do this.. Just hide the t/bnames and t/bvalues layers...

     

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