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Swapping layers in Allegro PCB

mvonahnen
mvonahnen over 15 years ago

 Is there a way of moving the layers in the cross section setup?  I tried copying all the objects to a new layer, but a have a mix of plane and route components and it looses the net connections when it does the copy.

 I just want to change the order of the layers.

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  • ConnectPCB
    ConnectPCB over 13 years ago
    Is there existing skill code that would accomplish layer moves ?
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  • dalTools SKILL
    dalTools SKILL over 7 years ago in reply to ConnectPCB

    Yes!  dalTools has a simple GUI based layer tool where you simply move the layers around in the stack order and apply.  It takes care of all the associated other layers like keepouts, anti-etch and constraint values too.  This is one of over 100 useful utilities available.  Get a free 30 day license at www.daltools.com

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  • dalTools SKILL
    dalTools SKILL over 7 years ago in reply to ConnectPCB

    Yes!  dalTools has a simple GUI based layer tool where you simply move the layers around in the stack order and apply.  It takes care of all the associated other layers like keepouts, anti-etch and constraint values too.  This is one of over 100 useful utilities available.  Get a free 30 day license at www.daltools.com

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