Look for "kdupe.pl" in the group's file directory here. It's a perl script that allows one to create a rectangular array of the layout in an existing .brd file (or a single row/column "array" of course).
For example, "perl -S Kdupe.pl test_pattern.brd 4 3 2.25 2.25" will create a 4 row x 3 column array of a small 2-inch square board with 1/4" between each layout. The output of the above would be "test_pattern-blk.brd" where the "-blk" flags the file that's the block copy. Just launch PCBNew and open that file for subsequent printing/plotting/etc. --- In [email protected], "oliver602" <oli...@...> wrote: > > Hi, > I want to print the same PCB 3 times on one sheet to make 3 PCBs from one > laminate in one go. > > I can not find out how to scale the output properly from pcbnew to gimp or > inkscape where I had planed to copy and past the boards side by side. > Outputing an SVG file from pcbnew also doesnt seam to include drill holes. > > Can anybody tell me the best way to get a number of PCBs on one page and how > to get the scalling right? > > Thanks! >
