Hi-
When I do a general ratsnest for my current board, it tells me that there were 4 airwires. I've looked everywhere but cannot find them. Is there a way in Eagle to have it show me where these airwires are?
Thanks
Hi-
When I do a general ratsnest for my current board, it tells me that there were 4 airwires. I've looked everywhere but cannot find them. Is there a way in Eagle to have it show me where these airwires are?
Thanks
Type "display none 19" to show airwires, then you can type "display last" to go back to your previous view...
Layer 19 is the unrouted layer, in other words, the airwires.
You can also accomplish the same thing by clicking on the layers icon and deselecting everything, but I find that a bit tedious. The command line is your friend!
Type "display none 19" to show airwires, then you can type "display last" to go back to your previous view...
Layer 19 is the unrouted layer, in other words, the airwires.
You can also accomplish the same thing by clicking on the layers icon and deselecting everything, but I find that a bit tedious. The command line is your friend!
Thanks! Yes this would work, but not as convenient as say the DRC that clearly indicates overlaps, clearances, etc. But you are correct. I also figured out another way:
zoom until your board is small. Then select the Route tool and start clicking on your board. This grabs the airwire and you can zoom back in and go from there. Hardly elegant, but it worked for me.
Anyway, thanks Doug!