Re: Eagle: diffrent track size and autocad ?

Jan Rasmussen wrote:
From what I can tell, the change of track width is only for display, as it does not afect the track size in the board layout.
I asume the board layout on screen should 100% reflect the end result/real.

The general way to handle this is to define various "classes" for your nets.
You can establish different design rules for different classes (widths,
clearances, etc.)

Then assign specific nets to specific classes. The autorouter will use
the rules for the appropriate class when doing its thing with a particular
net.

Use the menu item Edit --> Net classes ... to set up your classes, then
the change --> class command to assign a net to a particular class.

If you are hand-routing, you can just set the width before you start
routing a particular net, or do the route and then change --> width
afterward. You'll need to be sure to select each element of the route.

-- Dave Tweed
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