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I have just started learning to use Eagle and have only made a couple simple single sided PCBs. The last time I made a PCB was 40 years ago. The ones I made recently were done with the toner transfer method and I just printed the board pattern directly from Eagle. To use the CAM processor you would have to tell it to include layer 116 in the output file. For home use I am not sure what advantage, if any, the CAM processor provides. Perhaps someone with more experience can inform both of us of the advantages and disadvantages of each method..
Craig
On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 1:46 AM, craigl2@... wrote:> Have you tried running drill-aid.ulp. I think that will do what you are asking for.Aah yes. Indeed it does!However, it does not seem to use this layer when I generate output via the CAM tool. It only seems to render the script-generated layer 116 when I use the print option. Should I not be using the CAM tool when I am printing for homebrew PCBs? Is the Print option what I should be using regardless?-p.