Layers preset

[Anonymous]

Hi, 

I've got an issue, with my presets. When I select on the "selection filter" windows the "preset" nothing change on the view... 

If I'm using the menu bellow, it's ok, it's working...

My question is, (if the menu"selection filter" is just an selection and don't change the view), How can I configure some quick access to my different preset ? 

For exemple, on previous version, i've got an script with a menu definition for each preset. But it seems doesn't work with f360...

Thank you for your help.

Best Regards

Ludovic

[panpan_fan]

 Hi @Anonymous 

I hope you are doing well.  

For Selection Filter, your understanding is right.

#The menu"selection filter" is just an selection and don't change the view#

It means that if you select layers in selection filter, then only the items in the selected layers can be selected. And it can't change the view.

For Layers preset, the general workflow is:

1. Click Display icon

2. Select the Layers you want to display (The selected layer will become bule)

3. Click New Set -> Give it a name -> OK

4. In the Drop down list, choose the set name you make before, then only the layers you choose in #2 will display

 I hope the steps can solved your problem. If I misunderstand something, please leave your comment, thank you very much!

Best Regards

Panpan Fan

[Anonymous]

Hi, 

Thank you for your quick answer. 

Your procedure work well to create a "layer set". 

But when I want to change from an layer set to another one, I have to go to clic on layers, choose my preset, and clic ok.... It's lot to switch from one to antoher cause during the layout we have to switch a lot. 

Is there a way to configure, like on the previous version, some quick access ? like a "menu" who contain the preset ? or shortcuts ? 

Thank you 

Best Regards

Ludovic

[Anonymous]

Hi, @panpan_fan 

I think I'm close to the solution... 

I saw this documentation about menu and script : 

http://help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU/?guid=ECD-CONFIG-TEXT

So I think the script menu like I've done for previous version could be readable. 

To test the menu function, I created the "menu.scr" as the example given on the link upove and put it on my folder script (USER/DOCUMENT/FUSION 360/SCRIPT) 

But I cannot see the custom menu apear on fusion 360 when I restart it... Also I tried to launch it manually but nothing... 

Any idea ? 

Thank you 

Best Regards

[panpan_fan]

Hi @Anonymous 

I am sorry that Fusion can't support the menu or shortcuts to access preset now. 

So far, I think the change layer set in the Display dialog may be the only way to change to Layer preset.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Best Regards

Panpan Fan

[edwin.robledo]

Hi ludovic.montanier,

This is not a solution, but by using hotkeys you can save yourself at least one click. With Hotkey you are able to assign a keyboard key to a particular command. In this example, I assign F12 to the display command. 

[Anonymous]

ok, 

Thanks @edwin.robledo and thanks @panpan_fan  I hope find this function on an next update 😉 

So I will continu to try to deployed this version... 

Is there a file where I can write my configuration, like all preset, color etc whitout configure on fusion but write on notpad for example ? Like a script that I can export/Import  ? (eagle.scr ?) 

Thank you again, 

[panpan_fan · Accepted solution]

Hi @Anonymous 

I hope you are doing well. Thanks for your understanding.

For your request, I hope the example script (mylayers.scr) in Example file can meet your needs. 

Please have a try, thanks! If it can't meet your needs, please leave your comment, thanks!

Best Regards

Panpan Fan

[Anonymous]

Hi @panpan_fan 

thanks is for your quick answer. 

I used to use the script on Eagle. My question is where I have to place the script  (path) for fusion 360 read automatically the file ? 

thank you 😉

regards 

[panpan_fan]

Hi @Anonymous 

I hope you are doing well.

Sorry that I can't understand your question about ' where I have to place the script  (path) for fusion 360 read automatically the file'

As I know, Eagle will not read script automatically even if you put it in 'Special Path'. If you can do it in Eagle side, please leave you steps and your path. I will check if it has same way in Fusion.

Finally, I am not sure if it will help you. If you want to set special display to special file. A way is to change it in the file's xml (Open the special file with txt). It is not a good way. If you need, you may have a try. And it will only work for the special file but not affect the Fusion/Eagle Display settings.

Best Regards

Panpan Fan

[Anonymous]

Hi, @panpan_fan I'm good, hope you're doing well too, So, on my side I will do like this : I created 2 scripts, for schematic and Board. When I begin a new job, I lunch manually the script to adapt, colors, layers, presets, etc.... (And to answer to your question, yes, previous version of Eagle, read durong the booting the "Eagle.scr" on default script path) The only things missed is to change quickly from an preset to another... The faster way at the moment is to enter the command line "DISPLAY + First letter of my preset" For example "DISPLAY J" display my preset name "J_Assembly_Top". I can't explain I just need to write the first letter of my preset name, but it's ok 😉 Next step I have to looking for a shortcut with an Assign Script. ***************** To share with the community, here example of my script **************** BRD: LAYER 1 Top; LAYER 2 Inner1; LAYER 15 Inner2; LAYER 16 Bottom; LAYER 17 Pads; LAYER 18 Vias; LAYER 19 Unrouted; LAYER 20 BoardOutline; LAYER 21 tSilkscreen; LAYER 22 bSilkscreen; LAYER 23 tOrigins; LAYER 24 bOrigins; LAYER 25 tNames; LAYER 26 bNames; LAYER 27 tValue; LAYER 28 bValue; LAYER 29 tSolderMask; LAYER 30 bSolderMask; LAYER 31 tPastMask; LAYER 32 bPastMask; LAYER 33 tFinish; LAYER 34 bFinish; LAYER 35 tGlue; LAYER 36 bGlue; LAYER 37 tTest; LAYER 38 bTest; LAYER 39 tCompKeepout; LAYER 40 bCompKeepout; LAYER 41 tRouteKeepout; LAYER 42 bRouteKeepout; LAYER 43 ViaKeepout; LAYER 44 Drills; LAYER 45 Holes; LAYER 46 Milling; LAYER 47 Dimensions; LAYER 48 Document; LAYER 49 Reference; LAYER 51 tCompPlace; LAYER 52 bCompPlace; LAYER 100 tSilkscreen_Top_no_use; LAYER 101 bSilkscreen_Bot_no_use; LAYER 102 Construction; LAYER 103 Assembly_Top_Nota; LAYER 104 Assembly_Bot_Nota; LAYER 105 Specifications; GRID mm on; GRID mm 0.1; SET WIDTH 0.15 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5; SET DRILL 0.25 0.3 0.4 0.5; VIA ROUND; DISPLAY = 'A_Top' None 1 17 18 19 20 51 23 39; DISPLAY = 'B_Top_Doc' None 1 17 18 19 20 21 51 23 39 25; DISPLAY = 'C_Inner1' None 17 2 18 19 20; DISPLAY = 'D_Inner2' None 15 17 18 19 20; DISPLAY = 'E_Bottom' None 16 17 18 19 20 52 24 40; DISPLAY = 'F_Bottom_Doc' None 16 17 18 19 20 52 22 24 40 26; DISPLAY = 'G_CuAll' None 16 1 17 18 3 19 20; DISPLAY = 'H_CuTopBottom' None 16 1 17 18 19 20; DISPLAY = 'I_Top_Bottom_Doc' None 16 1 17 18 19 20 21 51 52 22 23 39 24 40; DISPLAY = 'J_Assembly_Top' None 48 20 21 51 25 103 29; DISPLAY = 'K_Assembly_Bottom' None 30 48 20 52 22 26 104; DISPLAY = 'L_PercagePCB' None 105 47 48 20 144 145 146; DISPLAY = 'M_PasteMask_Top' None 31 20; DISPLAY = 'N_PasteMask_Bot' None 32 20; DISPLAY = 'O_Silkscreen_Top' None 20 21 25; DISPLAY = 'P_Silkscreen_Bot' None 20 22 26; DISPLAY = 'Q_SolderMask_Top' None 20 29; DISPLAY = 'R_SolderMask_Bot' None 30 20 26; DISPLAY = 'S_Vias' None 18 20;