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Asking SKILL Code for Virtouso

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I'm new to the forums and really need this code.

Here goes, I would like a SKILL code for Virtouso that goes something like this. It's a "Flip Command". The code should flip any object-->instance, path/wire, polygons, rectangle, contacts etc. either "vertical" or "horizontal". And added to that, if you select multiple objects, you could also flip them "vertical or horizontal". it's like a picture when you flip it or mirror it.

like, the objects are selected, "123" when FLIPPED all objects becomes "321".

Thanks. I hope someone could help me, i have other request for Virtouso but they don't have any forums.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by wonderkamote
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  • Thanks adbeckett.  This looks really useful.  However, being the newb that I am to SKILL....how do I use this file with Virtuoso?  I'm guessing that I might add a load statement to my .cdsinit file to load the whole file at startup.  But then how do I make work?  Do you use this with bindkeys, or does this somehow work dynamically with the right mouse button after the 'move' bindkey is hit?

    I'd appreciate any help you could give on this since I can see myself using this a lot.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by bigWayne
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  • Thanks adbeckett.  This looks really useful.  However, being the newb that I am to SKILL....how do I use this file with Virtuoso?  I'm guessing that I might add a load statement to my .cdsinit file to load the whole file at startup.  But then how do I make work?  Do you use this with bindkeys, or does this somehow work dynamically with the right mouse button after the 'move' bindkey is hit?

    I'd appreciate any help you could give on this since I can see myself using this a lot.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by bigWayne
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