> How would the minority go about to have vias non-tented by default? Can't
> find a config option for this.
No option, sorry.
There's two calls to CreateNewVia() in action.c you can edit, or edit
CreateNewVia() itself so that if a mask of zero is passed, compute
something else.
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DJ Delorie wrote:
> Note that PCB defaults to fully tented vias, which is what most people
> want.
How would the minority go about to have vias non-tented by default? Can't
find a config option for this.
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David Griffith wrote:
> In the interest of clean design, I strongly recommend you follow the
> suggestions to put explicit test points in your schematic.
Note, there are symbols and footprints for test pads available
on gedasymbols.org:
http://www.gedasymbols.org/user/stanislav_brabec/symbols
On Mon, 28 Mar 2011, Thomas Oldbury wrote:
I found that ctrl-k worked, and "k" alone did not when all vias were
selected.
In the interest of clean design, I strongly recommend you follow the
suggestions to put explicit test points in your schematic.
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just 'k' is for the via under the crosshair.
alt-k is for all selected vias
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I found that ctrl-k worked, and "k" alone did not when all vias were
selected.
On 28 March 2011 23:46, DJ Delorie <[1]d...@delorie.com> wrote:
> Second question then - how do I tell how much clearance I have? The
> soldermask doesn't seem to show holes for vias.
Then you have
> Second question then - how do I tell how much clearance I have? The
> soldermask doesn't seem to show holes for vias.
Then you have no clearance at all.
Place the crosshair over any object and ctrl-r gives you a report on that
object.
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Second question then - how do I tell how much clearance I have? The
soldermask doesn't seem to show holes for vias.
On 28 March 2011 23:39, DJ Delorie <[1]d...@delorie.com> wrote:
Show the soldermask layer in pcb, then use the 'k' key to increase
the
soldermask clearance f
Show the soldermask layer in pcb, then use the 'k' key to increase the
soldermask clearance for the via under the crosshair.
For bulk, select the vias you want, then alt-k increases them all.
Note that PCB defaults to fully tented vias, which is what most people
want. If you want a test point,
edit the pcb file to add soldermask clearance
On Mon, Mar 28, 2011 at 3:36 PM, Thomas Oldbury wrote:
> My board house seems to cover my vias with soldermask (tenting them),
> which isn't what I want, because some are placed for testing purposes.
> Is there any way to remove some soldermask
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