> Pedro, your point is good, it manages to clear things for me. I was > confused because for me, the natural order of layers would be counting > them incrementally from top to bottom like this: > > Top layer = Top Layer for axial and SMD > > Next Layer=Inner1 > > Next Layer=Inner2 > > ... > ... > ... > > One before last=Inner14 > Bottom Layer=Bottom Layer for SMD > This is how other dedicated PCB design environments count the layers > (OrCAD for instance). Based on what you say and from my observations, > In KiCAD the count is somehow reversed. Don't you find this a > little...un-natural? >
No, I find it *very* un-natural. It is something that should be changed if and when we ever find time to revise the *.brd file format significantly. You can see another view of the board by exporting to Specctra DSN format. In that exported text file there is the board stack-up in a natural order. Dick
