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PCB_Dlg-SlicerWidthDlgSlicer Properties_AD
Created: 七月 28, 2015 | Updated: 六月 19, 2017
| Applies to versions: 15.1, 16.0, 16.1, 17.0 and 17.1
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The Slicer Properties dialog.
Summary
This dialog allows you to configure properties for the Track Slicer. The Track Slicer provides an easy mechanism for cutting one or more track segments into two, and can slice tracks on the current layer, or all visible layers.
Access
In the PCB Editor, use the Edit » Slice Tracks command, from the main menus. You will enter track slicing mode. Click to define the desired starting location for the slice, then press Tab to access the Slicer Properties dialog.
Options/Controls
- Blade Width - the current width of the blade. The smallest permissable blade width is 0.001mil.
- Blade Side - use this option to control how the slice is made, in relation to the axis determined from the chosen starting location for the slice. Choose from the following available options:
- Left - the slice will be made to the left of the starting location axis. The slice distance will be equal to the full Blade Width, or Gridded Width, as applicable.
- Right - the slice will be made to the right of the starting location axis. The slice distance will be equal to the full Blade Width, or Gridded Width, as applicable.
- Both - the slice will be made equally to the left and right of the starting location axis. The slice distance on each side will be equal to half the full Blade Width, or half the Gridded Width, as applicable.
- Snap Blade Width To Grid - enable this option to constrain the width of the blade based on the current Snap grid. If the value for the Blade Width is not a multiple of the Snap grid, it will be clipped so that it is on-grid. The resulting width is known as the Gridded Width.
- Cut Current Layer Only - enable this option to only slice through track segments on the current layer only. Disable this option to slice through track segments on all visible layers, where those segments fall within the 'path' of the Track Slicer.