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Autorouting

TH Designs
TH Designs over 12 years ago

I normally don't autoroute anything, but I'd like to try it on a board I'm working on. Problem is this board is 8 layers and my seat is limited to 6 layers. I'm thinking I can remove the layers where I have the power and gnd planes from the stack up and disable those nets in CM. Then add the layers back in after the routing has been done.

If this will work, how do I "lock" any existing traces I have routed to prevent the autorouter from moving them?

Tom

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    Mstrghettorigg over 12 years ago

    I don't use autorouter either, but I think placing the "fixed" property on the clines will lock these lines.

    I feel like I could never get autorouter to do anything I wanted it to do.  :)  Good luck.

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  • Mstrghettorigg
    Mstrghettorigg over 12 years ago

    I don't use autorouter either, but I think placing the "fixed" property on the clines will lock these lines.

    I feel like I could never get autorouter to do anything I wanted it to do.  :)  Good luck.

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