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Routing Angle

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archive over 18 years ago

Hi, can we change the routing angle using skill, currently we can change it to "off, 45, 90", is there a setting in allegro that we need to change so we can route signal using other routing angle like "10" thanks


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    I still don't think there is currently a simple solution. I doubt that Cadence would seriously consider an "enhancement" that would allow a random line lock. There is a big mathematical difference between 45 and, say, 10 degrees as far as being able to route on grid. They effectively offer this with the "Off" option.

    I suggest the interim solution is to route visually and use Skill to verify the skew of critical traces. This code would be simple. Let me know if we can help.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Dave Elder
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    I still don't think there is currently a simple solution. I doubt that Cadence would seriously consider an "enhancement" that would allow a random line lock. There is a big mathematical difference between 45 and, say, 10 degrees as far as being able to route on grid. They effectively offer this with the "Off" option.

    I suggest the interim solution is to route visually and use Skill to verify the skew of critical traces. This code would be simple. Let me know if we can help.


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