boundary question

A boundary is a dynamic shape contour definition: if you delete the shape, you will not have boundary anymore since the are linked

Hi Masa,

The boundary is just an outline of where some object exists on a layer. Typically this will be a shape on some layer. You would need to delete
the shape associated with the boundary to remove the boundary.

Click on the icon "Shape Select" to select the boundary, then click the info icon to figure out what layer the boundry is on. Enable that layer so
as to see the object then delete it. Another method is to turn on all classes/subclasses on so they are visible. GO to Display > Color/Visibility, then
click the global visibility button "On" to make everything visible.

Best Regards.

hello paul:

unfortunately i am not able to select the boundary by shape select.

apparently i may have deleted the shape already.

if i show all layers, i would not know which objects belog to which layer.

regards

masa

If this is dynamic shape and the area allocated does not permit to have copper this bring to this.

Just select it as a shape and you will be able to delete it

Edit -> Delete

in find filter, check "Shapes"

clic on boundary

Rigth clic -> Done

No more "boundary"