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You can also copy and paste multiple copies of your PCB design into a new board file (Enable all layers prior to copying). This is a better method since you can also generate Drill file for the entire panel.vsmGuy said:@cloud
This is called panelization. I do it by exporting the PCB to PS and then opening it up in Adobe Illustrator and laying out multiple copies
CMOS said:You can also copy and paste multiple copies of your PCB design into a new board file (Enable all layers prior to copying). This is a better method since you can also generate Drill file for the entire panel.vsmGuy said:@cloud
This is called panelization. I do it by exporting the PCB to PS and then opening it up in Adobe Illustrator and laying out multiple copies
vsmGuy said:CMOS said:vsmGuy said:@cloud
How do I do it ? Group and copy / paste does not seem to work !
group cut and paste
make this using a backup copy of .brd because you will lose consistency with the schematic
Select your entire board using Group, Cut it, Create a new board file and paste as many copies you want in this new file and save it with a different name.vsmGuy said:CMOS said:You can also copy and paste multiple copies of your PCB design into a new board file (Enable all layers prior to copying). This is a better method since you can also generate Drill file for the entire panel.vsmGuy said:@cloud
This is called panelization. I do it by exporting the PCB to PS and then opening it up in Adobe Illustrator and laying out multiple copies
I actually don't know how to do that myself
How do I do it ? Group and copy / paste does not seem to work !
When you click File->Print, a print option dialog is displayed in which you can choose which sheet(s) you want to print. Here you can also set the print scale factor, rotation etc.Pijarn said:Hello!
I am using Eagle 4.11 and I would like to create a script to automatically get a printout of my schematics.
Unfortunately, my schematics are displayed on several sheets, and I cannot find a command that allows me to select Sheet number xx, print it with defined rotation/zoom options, then select next sheet, etc...
Is the "Print" dialog box the only possibility to select which sheet to print?
Thanks
wormterp said:I am currently building an 80mm x 100 mm board. I ned to cut a hole in the middle of it that is 35mm x 12 mm can anyone tell me how to do this. I have tried using the polygon and the rectangle using every restrict and stop layer. I have alos tried making a part to be the hole but none the less I when I press auot route it routes right through where I want to drill a hole.
Any help would be great thanks.
Wormterp
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