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Hi,
The crosshairs are on layer tOrigins and bOrigins so it's just a matter of
turning those layers off if you don't want them. If you turn off tPlace and
bPlace you'll get rid of the crosshairs and the component outlines.

/Henrik Olsson.


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För timbomcnuckle
Skickat: den 14 juli 2007 22:42
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Ämne: [Homebrew_PCBs] Eagle part placement crosshairs,, help!!!

Sorry for the dramatic title(!!!) but I am having a bummer problem
that is holding me up and definitely stupid.

 Is there a way to get rid of the tiny 'crosshairs' that automatically
are placed when one uses a lib part under Eagle? They are causing my
printed layouts to have an unwanted 'trace'- which I imagine would be
lost in etching but don't want to take the chance. The part itself is
obviously very small else I wouldn't be having this issue, but here I am.

 - rather small package DFN10, so difficult to proto. I made a small
'breakout' board to pin the device out to a DIL10. These 'crosshairs'
are only showing one very small amount of a line but comes very close
to shorting the VCC to GND.

 I'm also noticing a lot of other small errors in the layout when it
is this small and printed (to a file or paper), but I guess that is
the price to pay for DIY?

 Anyone know how I can get rid of the placement crosshair? Just print
the layout under the lib editor?