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[SOLVED]How to Move a Die Pin in Skill

Maxime B
Maxime B over 11 years ago

Hi all,

As a new skill programmer (1 month), I solicit your help.

Using SiP layout 16.6, I would like to move a pin of a Die, imported via "Die Text-in wizard", by using skill code. I find out how to do it with the mouse. I delete the Die Propertie "LOCKED" and after by using the symbol edit mode I can move a pin. So the idea is to do  the same but with a skill code.

Actually, I succeeded deleting the Die Properties but not more.

Here is the skill code that I use to do this :

axlSetFindFilter(?enabled list("noall" "Symbols") ?onButtons list("all"))

axlAddSelectBox(list(-2000:-2000 2000:2000))

axlDBDeleteProp(axlGetSelSet() list("Locked"))

If you know a way to solve my problem, it would be very helpfull

Thanks in advance

Best regards

Maxime B

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    fxffxf over 11 years ago

    If the move command also cannot move the pin you may need to add the UNFIX_PINS property to the symbol instance or  at the design level (if you want to enable moving pins on symbols within the design)

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    fxffxf over 11 years ago

    If the move command also cannot move the pin you may need to add the UNFIX_PINS property to the symbol instance or  at the design level (if you want to enable moving pins on symbols within the design)

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