Fabio,
Once you have started routing a track you can press TAB, this will bring up
a dialog to allow you to change the track width, routing layer, via
diameter, and via hole size.
The amount that you are allowed to change these will be determined by the
minimum and maximum settings you have placed in the design rules and if you
try to go beyond these rules you will be notified and they will be 'clipped'
to meet your rules.
You can also change routing layers while routing by pressing the + and -
keys, and you can terminate a trace to an internal plane or via by pressing
the \ key.
The 3 routing modes are cycled through by pressing SHIFT+R
Space Bar will swap the Beginning and End of the track placement.
Shift+Space Bar will cycle through the different track types. 90 degree, 45
degree, arcs, any angle et. al.
BACKSPACE will take you back one track segment so you can re-do it if you
goofed.
Hope that helps.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "F bio Rizental Coutinho" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 7:04 AM
Subject: [PEDA] Track Width in Autorouting
I solved the problem just unchecking the option snap to center, thanks
everyone..
I m with other problem. Well, reading the helps, etc.. i realize that the
autorouting just uses the "prefered width" from the design rules that i
created to every net. but i d like that the autoroute in the first try uses
a prefered width.. but if it can t route some tracks because the track width
is too large so the autoroute do a second try on this tracks using a minimum
width .. is this possible?
Fabio Coutinho
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