The Custom Rules section contains a text editor for creating design rules using the custom rules language. Custom rules are used to create specific design rule checks that are not covered by the basic See Custom Design Rules in the Advanced Topics chapter for more information on the custom rules language as well as example rules. Violation Severity The Violation Severity section allows you to configure be unfilled (default hotkey + ) to improve performance and reduce visual clutter while editing large boards. B Ctrl B 26 NOTE Zone filling is a manual process rather than occurring every time an

The Custom Rules section contains a text editor for creating design rules using the custom rules language. Custom rules are used to create specific design rule checks that are not covered by the basic See Custom Design Rules in the Advanced Topics chapter for more information on the custom rules language as well as example rules. 19 Violation Severity The Violation Severity section allows you to be unfilled (default hotkey + ) to improve performance and reduce visual clutter while editing large boards. B Ctrl B 30 NOTE By default, zone filling is a manual process rather than occurring

The Custom Rules section contains a text editor for creating design rules using the custom rules language. Custom rules are used to create specific design rule checks that are not covered by the basic See Custom Design Rules in the Advanced Topics chapter for more information on the custom rules language as well as example rules. 21 Violation Severity The Violation Severity section allows you to You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the footprint editor. However, here you can also set the footprint’s position, orientation

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search paths. General Options Preferences (units, grid size, field names, etc.). Set Language Select interface language. Icons Options Icons visibility settings. Import and Export Transfer preferences bigger than a few sheets. If you want to manage this kind of project, it will be necessary to: Use large sheets, which results in printing and handling problems. Use several sheets, which leads you to a place the upper left corner of the rectangle. Click again to place the lower right corner, having a large enough rectangle. You will then be prompted to type a file name and a sheet name for this sub-sheet

The Custom Rules section contains a text editor for creating design rules using the custom rules language. Custom rules are used to create specific design rule checks that are not covered by the basic See Custom Design Rules in the Advanced Topics chapter for more information on the custom rules language as well as example rules. 21 Violation Severity The Violation Severity section allows you to You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the footprint editor. However, here you can also set the footprint’s position, orientation

imposed (Connectors, clamp holes, etc). Similarly, certain SMD footprints and critical components (large footprints for example) must be on a specific side or position on the board and this must be done level Sometimes a small zone must be created inside a large zone. This is possible if the small zone has a higher priority level than the large zone. Level setting: Here is an example: After filling: thickness value ensures that there are no too small copper areas. Warning if this value is too large, small shapes like thermal stubs in thermal reliefs cannot be drawn. 10.3.3. Pad options Pads of

imposed (Connectors, clamp holes, etc). • Similarly, certain SMD footprints and critical components (large footprints for example) must be on a specific side or position on the board and this must be done level Sometimes a small zone must be created inside a large zone. This is possible if the small zone has a higher priority level than the large zone. Level setting: Here is an example: Pcbnew 88 / thickness value ensures that there are no too small copper areas. Warning if this value is too large, small shapes like thermal stubs in thermal reliefs cannot be drawn. 10.3.3 Pad options Pads of

libraries Creating and editing symbols Browsing symbol libraries Simulator Value notation Assigning models SPICE directives Running simulations Helpful hints Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization wire in any of the normal ways. Bus aliases Bus aliases are shortcuts that allow you to work with large group buses more efficiently. They allow you to define a group bus and give it a short name that canvas to draw the upper left and lower right corners of the subsheet symbol. Make the sheet outline large enough to fit the hierarchical pins you will add later. The Sheet Properties dialog will appear and

libraries Creating and editing symbols Browsing symbol libraries Simulator Value notation Assigning models SPICE directives Running simulations Advanced Topics Configuration and Customization Text variables wire in any of the normal ways. Bus aliases Bus aliases are shortcuts that allow you to work with large group buses more efficiently. They allow you to define a group bus and give it a short name that canvas to draw the upper left and lower right corners of the subsheet symbol. Make the sheet outline large enough to fit the hierarchical pins you will add later. The Sheet Properties dialog will appear and