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Can we draw mutlipath different width and spacing at the same time?

Manu81
Can we draw mutlipath different width and spacing at the same time?
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  • rajput

    Hi Andrew

       Actually i am writing script for coaxial shielding & i am shielding multiple paths at a time. suppose  five metal 2 paths to be coaxiallly shielded.then the gnd line of metal 2 lines should be sideways & for metal1 & metal3 it should be at top & bottom.

    1        i am using rodcreatepath to so. & i am using offsetSubPath for sideways & top & bottom metal layer to do so. But the problem i  am facing is how map top & bottom layer with middle layer as it is relative to  masterpath ..even i triedthe argument justification...

    2.  i have also used encSubPathfor top & bottom layers  & used enclosure argument but it is taking same enclosure all the sides which i dont want .please have a look on attached snapshot....

     

     


          

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  • rajput

    Hi Andrew

       Actually i am writing script for coaxial shielding & i am shielding multiple paths at a time. suppose  five metal 2 paths to be coaxiallly shielded.then the gnd line of metal 2 lines should be sideways & for metal1 & metal3 it should be at top & bottom.

    1        i am using rodcreatepath to so. & i am using offsetSubPath for sideways & top & bottom metal layer to do so. But the problem i  am facing is how map top & bottom layer with middle layer as it is relative to  masterpath ..even i triedthe argument justification...

    2.  i have also used encSubPathfor top & bottom layers  & used enclosure argument but it is taking same enclosure all the sides which i dont want .please have a look on attached snapshot....

     

     


          

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