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Dynamic voiding in MWO layout

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Hello, I am new here so I don't know if this is the correct spot for MWO questions so if not, please let me know where to go. I am having an issue using the dynamic voiding in MWO layout. According to the documentation, setting up dynamic voiding is possible but I can not get it to work. I have tried the steps listed in section 3.14.1 to 3.14.6 here: https://awrcorp.com/download/faq/english/docs/Layout/layout_editing.html.  As shown in the layout (see last image in post), the rectangle is a dynamic shape (on the layer GND+) and the trace is a signal shape assigned to a process line type (Top Copper). The layer process file has the voiding settings: 

The rectangle has the properties and is associated with the net GND: 

And the trace has the properties and is associated with the net EN3 : 

Dynamic voiding is turned on, but I get the layout below (no voiding): 

What am I missing? 

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  • David Webster

    Hi ,

    I sent you a friend request with my email address. Can you email me the project? I was not able to reproduce your issue on my end.

    We also have a help page on dynamic voiding with some helpful videos:

    https://kb.awr.com/display/awrvideos/Dynamic+Voiding+and+Net+Connectivity+Extraction

    Thanks,

    David Webster

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  • David Webster

    Hi ,

    I sent you a friend request with my email address. Can you email me the project? I was not able to reproduce your issue on my end.

    We also have a help page on dynamic voiding with some helpful videos:

    https://kb.awr.com/display/awrvideos/Dynamic+Voiding+and+Net+Connectivity+Extraction

    Thanks,

    David Webster

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