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Slotted Metal paths

jaleco
jaleco over 12 years ago
Does anyone know of an updated version of the CCSslotMetal.il script for slotted metal paths?  This code is very old and has little flexibility for things like defining the size of the slots, width of the path, etc.
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    jaleco over 12 years ago

    For anyone else modifying the CCSslotMetal.il code, and wanting to debug easily as you modify the code, the first function tests the form's existence and brings up the form as it was last executed or modified by the user - NOT using the entry layer, or the default width value or default snap value.

    Simply comment out the first "if" statement, leaving only the line :

    form = CCScreateSlotMetalForm()

    ....prior to :

    when(hiIsForm(form)

    This will force the form to be created new with each call and you can immediately see your modifications to the form.

     

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  • jaleco
    jaleco over 12 years ago

    For anyone else modifying the CCSslotMetal.il code, and wanting to debug easily as you modify the code, the first function tests the form's existence and brings up the form as it was last executed or modified by the user - NOT using the entry layer, or the default width value or default snap value.

    Simply comment out the first "if" statement, leaving only the line :

    form = CCScreateSlotMetalForm()

    ....prior to :

    when(hiIsForm(form)

    This will force the form to be created new with each call and you can immediately see your modifications to the form.

     

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