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Automatically instantiate title block on new schematics

mhowell67

I've seen SKILL that can go through a library and automatically add an instances to existing schematics but this is not the best solution for us due to our data management system and the need to checkout every schematic which can be disruptive. (That's a serious run-on sentence.)

Is there a way to automatically instantiate a specific library/cell/symbol in a new schematic?  We require that all our schematics have a title block but more often than not we (designers) forget to place it. Is is possible to "force the issue" through SKILL automation?  What I would like is that the enduser does nothing different; they simple create a new schematic like they normally do with the only change being that there is a title block instantiated automatically.

Hope my description is clear.

Regards,

 

 

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  • Hello mhowell67, Quek,

    I am trying to implement your solution.

    However I would like to avoid editing the script file for every new library I create.
    Is there a mean to automatically load the script file at the virtuoso launch and to pass the "yourLib" argument automatically to the script ?

    Plus, how to map my existing titleBlock symbol pattern to the script which will replace the "cellName", the "libName" ... ?

    Thanks a lot for your help !

    P.

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  • Hello mhowell67, Quek,

    I am trying to implement your solution.

    However I would like to avoid editing the script file for every new library I create.
    Is there a mean to automatically load the script file at the virtuoso launch and to pass the "yourLib" argument automatically to the script ?

    Plus, how to map my existing titleBlock symbol pattern to the script which will replace the "cellName", the "libName" ... ?

    Thanks a lot for your help !

    P.

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