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Unable to place parts

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friedl.basson
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Unable to place parts

Hi - 

I am unable to place a Particle Boron part on the custom PCB.  I am familiar with Eagle in terms of error messages you receive when exceeding allowed board space, but in this case, a semi-circular green shape appears when trying to move the part onto the board.

 

The board was created by projecting from a sketch in fusion in order to fit the enclosure.  Is this due to board size restrictions?  Find some screen grabs attached.

 

Would appreciate your help.

Many thanks. Friedl.

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rhesusminus
in reply to: friedl.basson

You should probably ask this question in the Eagle-forums.

Trond Hasse Lie
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friedl.basson
in reply to: rhesusminus

Hi @rhesusminus -

 

Thank you for the reply.  

 

Why Eagle, this is and Autodesk Electrical 'problem' ??  In Eagle this works just fine, so I have reverted back to using Eagle in the meantime.  I would still like to know whether it is due to the board size restriction or whether it is simply me doing something wrong 🙂

 

Many Thanks!

Friedl.

  

 

 

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rhesusminus
in reply to: friedl.basson

No. This isn't AutoCAD Electrical. Fusion and Eagle are something completely else.
We don't do PCB's in AutoCAD Electrical.

Trond Hasse Lie
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friedl.basson
in reply to: rhesusminus

Hi - 

 

My apologies.

 

Regards, Friedl.

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jseefdrumr
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EDIT: whoops, didn't realize I repeated another answer



Jim Seefeldt
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