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Losing snap to grid

budnoelnew
budnoelnew over 13 years ago
Hello - I am using PCB Designer Pro 16.6 and when I open my layout and start moving features everything I move snaps correctly to the grid I've established.  For some reason, after a short period of time (< 10 minutes) I eventually lose the ability to snap to the grid WHILE I'm moving features.  The feature will snap to the grid after I complete the movement but it is nice to visually see the feature snapping AS I'm moving it.  If I close out of layout and reopen the snap ability returns.  Any idea what's going on?
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  • zamundito
    zamundito over 10 years ago

    I have the same problem. I do not get to place any symbol origin in the grid points with the mouse. It seems that the grid is not taking into account during placement. Any solution?

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  • steve
    steve over 10 years ago
    Check your Active Class / Subclass in the Options menu. If it's Package Geometry / something then it obeys your non-etch grid, if it's Etch / Top it obeys the Etch grids. If they are set differently that's what you are seeing.
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