At 11:24 AM 12/18/01 -0800, Brad Velander wrote:
Abd ul-Rahman,
have you noticed any of the rotated fills where the drawn gerber
generation leaves gaps in your otherwise solid fill? Like a database that I
am looking at right now which has approx. 0.5 mil gaps in the gerber draws
of a
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From: Leonard Fischer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, December 17, 2001 5:13 PM
To: 'Protel EDA Forum'
Subject:Re: [PEDA] bug plotting rotated fill
Wow. That is interesting and kind of amazing that it is workable. And the
first paragraph where
At 07:52 AM 12/18/01 -0600, Dave Eloranta wrote:
It would seem that Protel 9SE and Camtastic must
share some unit conversion code that has a bug.
I doubt that they share code. I'd be interested to look at the actual
gerber generated with the arc problem that Mr. Eloranta reported.
I looked on
At 03:12 PM 12/17/01 -0800, Leonard Fischer wrote:
If they don't, or don't quickly enough to do what you need, could you work
at some multiplication/magnification of the final scale, say 10x, then
just photographically reduce the Gerbers? I'm assuming there is some
way to do that
10:32 AM
To: Protel EDA Forum
Subject: Re: [PEDA] bug plotting rotated fill
SNIP
To my mind *any* plot errors are mission-critical. I did receive an
immediate response from Michelle Covington at Protel US support that she
verified the problem. I did make it easier for her by providing not only
I'm working on a board which requires high precision, in the submicron
range. Theoretically, Protel supports photoplotting with four-place decimal
metric, i.e., one-tenth micron resolution; however, I ran into some
problems with PCB and with CAMtastic.
Rotated fills, which are not flashed but
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Subject: [PEDA] bug plotting rotated fill
I'm working on a board which requires high precision, in the submicron
range. Theoretically, Protel supports photoplotting with four-place decimal
metric, i.e., one-tenth micron resolution; however, I ran into some
problems with PCB
