"Line Width" – size of the lines forming the copper pour. It is one of the basic copper pour parameters.
If you specify a different “Line Width” when creating a new copper pour, this value will then be applied when creating the next copper pour as well.


That the new cooper pour apply the ...

If I make it smaler, then I see it on an other cooper pour. I did not find a setting that works for all cooüer pours. In my opinion it is only a work around, but not practical for a long Time.

In some cases I get small unfilled parts in the cooper pour. Usually this happens in the corner.
You see this holes also in the ODB++ productions files.

On my side, I do not see this problem.

- As an option, to visually see the boundaries of vias, pads, and traces, you can enable highlighting for a specific net (right-click a trace → Highlight Net).
Yes, for traces it works, but maybe I explained it wrong. I would like to see it when I place manually vias on cooper poore, so that I do ...

Hi DipTrace developers,

if I go with the mouse over a Pad or via I can see the real padsize and viasize in an other color. For me it would be nice, if I can see this alls the time. At the moment Vias, Pads, traces and Cooper pour are the same color. For me it would be helpfull if I could see in the ...

Problem 1 also solved

In the Design Rules --> Sizes is also the Track Width defined.

Like as it is in Altium. One setting and different Places to define them

for the point 2 I found the Setting.
Route --> Routing Setup --> Settings --> uncheck Neck-down Traces from Small Pats
Then I am able to connect the small pin from D2.

Hi,
I have two questions:
1. What setting did I miss, that I have this DRC on Net1?
2. How can I say that the Pin on Net6 is connected?

BR
Roli

Hi,
is it possible to define some Courtyard rules, so that I'am able to place some component under a component that's populated on a socket that I do not get an DRC? Something like if the component high smaller then 8mm then you are allows to place the component under the socket. Need two rules: the ...