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Create mulitpart path with 2 row of contacts

kbhow
kbhow over 15 years ago

Hi All,

Can we create a multipart path with 2 rows of contact? I was trying to customise the multipart path for 2 row of contact but failed. If there is way, how to do that, and what are the setting i needs to change?

Very thanks.

Rgds,

How

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    skillUser over 15 years ago

     Hi How,

    I agree with Derek - the subpart for the rectangles will only create a single row/line so if you want two then create one on one side of the master path and another on the other side - effectively each will have the same values except the separation value will be +/- sep. If you are using the rodCreatePath() SKILL function, then in the ?subRect argument list there will be two subrectangle argument lists, one with ?sep with a positive value and the other with ?sep with a negative value.

    Hope it helps,

    Lawrence.

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    skillUser over 15 years ago

     Hi How,

    I agree with Derek - the subpart for the rectangles will only create a single row/line so if you want two then create one on one side of the master path and another on the other side - effectively each will have the same values except the separation value will be +/- sep. If you are using the rodCreatePath() SKILL function, then in the ?subRect argument list there will be two subrectangle argument lists, one with ?sep with a positive value and the other with ?sep with a negative value.

    Hope it helps,

    Lawrence.

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