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ODB++ Inside Backdrill Issue

I have a board design that have backdrills. Everytime, I would export out an ODB++ file, it gives me an error and would not let me proceed. I was able to narrow the issue down to the backdrills. Once I deleted the backdrill on the design as a test, the ODB++ Inside feature didn't have any issues.

Does ODB++ Inside support designs with backdrills? If so, is there a special setting that I need to change? If not, any ideas or recommendations on how to provide an ODB++ file to include the backdrills?

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0 oldmouldy over 2 years ago

This seems to be working fine with the 2211 ODB++ Inside. If you already have that, you should check that Artwork generation works without issue. If that also works, you would need to use the odbplusplus site and raise a support case for this.
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0 oldmouldy over 2 years ago

This seems to be working fine with the 2211 ODB++ Inside. If you already have that, you should check that Artwork generation works without issue. If that also works, you would need to use the odbplusplus site and raise a support case for this.
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0 PCB6453 over 2 years ago in reply to oldmouldy

Thank you oldmouldy. The version of ODB++ Inside is indeed 2211.0001. I will open a support ticket for this issue.
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0 Schulz Jordan over 2 years ago in reply to PCB6453

Can you share the error screenshot ?
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0 PCB6453 over 2 years ago in reply to Schulz Jordan

Schulz Jordan and oldmouldy

I was able to track down the issue to the back drills. From there, I noticed that there was a negative value on the soldermask (padstack). Once I changed the value, all issues regards to exporting out ODB++ went away.
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