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Rotation for an arbitrary angle in Virtuoso

Vasili

 I am designing a fancy transformer using Virtuoso Layout Editor.

In fact, I would like to derive a corresponding code. It would be convenient for meto design a piece of the transformer and then copy it with a rotation. However, I noticedor did not find a skill function rotating on an arbitrary angle.I already developed functions creating sophisticated polygones. But I could not find a skill function (allowed for par. cell design) that rotates polygons on an arbitrary angle. And I could not find a skill function that extracts points of the polygon. Could you help me with one of such functions (And I would like to avoid CIF forms.)  

Vasili

 

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  •  Hi Cheng,

    Perhaps a new thread might have been a good idea?

    Anyway, take a look at Solution 11209928 - it might be useful?

    I'm sure that there might be other solutions, this is just one of the ones I found when I used Search in the Cadence Online Support site. It's amazing, you type keywords like "rotate" and "layout" in the Search box and press the Search button to perform the search, then review the results that come back.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  •  Hi Cheng,

    Perhaps a new thread might have been a good idea?

    Anyway, take a look at Solution 11209928 - it might be useful?

    I'm sure that there might be other solutions, this is just one of the ones I found when I used Search in the Cadence Online Support site. It's amazing, you type keywords like "rotate" and "layout" in the Search box and press the Search button to perform the search, then review the results that come back.

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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