This is probably beyond the scope of what you are doing, but when printing a draft
layer over a full layer it gets difficult to decipher the draft layer as the board
becomes larger. Instead of the current draft effect there should be a translucent
effect
and the segmentation that is now visible in the draft mode should be removed.
Frank Langlois
Project Development
P.O. Box 5582
Bend, OR 97708
Brian Guralnick wrote:
> Now that I finished the Client Basic footprint generator, my next project is to
> Load & Save, Import & Export -> Color & Display <- preferences for the PCB software.
>
> I will also try to make an 'Auto Palette' for the transparent layer users out
> there. The 'Auto Palette' will make the layer you are working on normal brightness
> while making all the other layers half, or quarter brightness. This is basically an
> improvement, or sort of like a middle ground between using transparency & not using
> transparency.
>
> If anyone has some additional recommendations regarding an automated Color
> preference tool, please make them now.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Smart Footprint Generator ClientBasic script:
> | Just copy this link location into your internet explorer address bar:
> |
> | ftp://ftp.point-lab.com/quartus/Public/ProtelUsers/
> |
> | QFPfootprintGeneratorScript.bas - Protel ClientBasic script.
> | QFPfootprintGeneratorScript.txt - added documentation.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ____________
> Brian Guralnick
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