In the native autorouter, are the only options to 1) autoroute one net or pad at a time or 2) global autoroute all nets at once either for one module or all modules? Is it possible to specify a set of nets to autoroute or select a set of nets and autoroute all nets except for those? I am designing a board right now and am trying to autoroute all nets except for two, then go back and route those two manually. I could autoroute all nets then go back and reroute those two, of course, but I want the autorouter to find 'optimum' paths without those two nets getting in the way. I'm actually going to connect those two nets to filled zones instead of laying down explicit paths for them. I'm hoping the autorouter can find nice paths for all nets except those two, maybe I'll manually tweak the locations after it is finished, then I'll just lay down two big filled zones and attach them to the two unconnected nets to connect all of the rest of the pins on those nets. I could autoroute each net one by one, leaving the last two for the end, but I have a large number of nets and the two I want to leave disconnected connect to almost every module. Should I use freerouter instead? I haven't tried it yet, perhaps it has more of these sorts of options. Kicad is fantastic by the way, I'm switching all of my lab projects from Eagle to Kicad and am very happy with the change. I would choose an open source solution over proprietary even if the open source is not as good, but in this case I think it is better, nice work!
