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How to Editing a Circle Line

tnehchuan

Hi,

As i am really new to Cadence, Maybe this is a stupid question but i really hope someone can teach me.

Example now i added a circle as my board outline, with a redius of 100mils, can i know how can i edit the circle radius to 200mils or other number of radius that i want without delete it and make a now outline?

And now i have make the circle center as X Y = (0, 0), how can i move the circle center point to a specific X Y i want??

>>>Because if i highlight the circle > Line > move, the reference point will not be the point i want, in another way is how can i choose a specific reference point so that i can move the component/outline to a X Y point that i want for example?<<<

I have tried to look into property edit, but i think that is only edit the name of it but not the radius.

many thanks.

Regards,

HC Tneh

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  • tnehchuan

    Hi KEN13,

    Totally understand your advice, have tried it and get what i wanted to,

    But can i ask, how about rectangle? example now my board outline have to be rectangle, with either 2 corner or 4corner must be 45degree, can i know how can i make all those 2 or 4 corners accuracy to 45degree with same lenght?

     Thanks.

    Regards,

    HC Tneh

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  • tnehchuan

    Hi KEN13,

    Totally understand your advice, have tried it and get what i wanted to,

    But can i ask, how about rectangle? example now my board outline have to be rectangle, with either 2 corner or 4corner must be 45degree, can i know how can i make all those 2 or 4 corners accuracy to 45degree with same lenght?

     Thanks.

    Regards,

    HC Tneh

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