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Edit -- Properties Command ( Allegro PCB Editor Version 15.5 )

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Hello ,

I would like to know what exactly is the use of the command Edit --- Properties .

Regards,
Prajakta.


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by psj
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    Edit properties allows you to add, delete, or modify properties assigned to the element selected. For example, if you selected a net, you could add a fixed property, or set a max via count.
    Regards,


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Hpattie
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    Hello ,

    Whether these properties are considered as constraints ....for example as it is said above whether setting a property max via count for a net will be treated as a constraint for that net while routing ?

    Regards,
    Prajakta.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by psj
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    If you set Max via count to 3 for a specific net, and then add a fourth via to that net, you will create a DRC error (EV). Most properties or constraints in the system, will allow you to violate them, but will give you warnings or errors when you do. I hope this helps.
    Regards,


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by Hpattie
  • sivaranjani

    Hi,   How to delete the default drawing properties in allegro footprints?. When  press 12 and view the drawing objects defined property some default properties are showing like FP_NOTES_TEXT_BLOCK = 10
       FP_REFDES_TEXT_BLOCK = 10
       FP_ROOM_NAME_TEXT_BLOCK = 10...  Please provide solution to delete those properties.

  • mcatramb91
    According to the Cadence documentation these properties are “Allegro PCB SI internal properties and is not accessible to the user” so you will not be able to modify or delete them.

     

    Hope this helps,

    Mike Catrambone
    Plexus Engineering Solutions
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