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layout rotation

tnehchuan

Hi,

can i know how can i rotate the whole block / circuit but not just individual component..??

 

  • AmyZhang

    1.move-----chose point  'user pick' under options, check options which you want to rotate under  find,

    2.right click 'temp group'

    3.select the hole board(or part of the board you need)

    4.right click 'Complete'

    5.choose one point as User pick

    6.right click 'rotate'

    then you can do it

  • tnehchuan

    Yup got it, AmyZhang, thanks a lot. will keep in mind for the step.

  • AutoMike
    in reply to tnehchuan

    Being new to Orcad, the first line as me completely baffled.

    Is move a command line or clicking on the move Icon (which seems to be a cross).

    Thne where is cose Point and also user pick.

    Also the date is 5 years ago, is this still relevant?

    (ALTIUM WAS SO EASY BY COMPARISION)

  • riklee
    in reply to AutoMike

    You can type move, select the move icon or use Edit > Move.
    Once move is enabled look in the Options tab set the Rotation Point = User Pick. You may also need to set the type and angle

  • liuliying

    You can buy the "experimental circuit board" on the electronic market, and there are many regularly connected holes on it. You can plug in electronic originals and various integrated modules at random, which is very convenient and doesn't need to make circuit boards on your own.
    About one such porous experimental circuit board has a retail price of around 10 yuan. Go ahead, the world
    Inventor. http://www.pcbindex.com

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