Mike Young wrote: >soldered from underneath. It wouldn't be so bad if Eagle didn't think itself >smarter than you. You can't manually route a completely routed signal. I > > Eagle lets you do just about everything possible if you want to, you just have to read the instructions beyond the point of being able to do a most boards, which is where most everyone stops reading them. Try holding down the control key, and start routing from the middle of a completed trace for a new path. Then rip up the old section. Not positive that's even exactly what you were talking about from your description, but you can always route from anywhere. In general it's so easy to split and move the traces that I rarely do that, just moving them around as needed, or do a split and rip up one section at a time only back to the split.. Haven't needed a thermal etc in a long time, but little doubt there is a way to rip just the areas wanted as well. Alan
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] All is not well in paradise (ground planes)
2005-11-23 by Alan King
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