On Wed, 11 May 2011 13:12:55 +0100 Peter Clifton <pcjc2@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Wed, 2011-05-11 at 21:41 +1000, Geoff Swan wrote: > > Hi folks, I've just started using separate layers so for my > > polygons so that I can hide them when necessary. This works fine > > until I group them with the appropriate layer. Ie - top and ground > > in a layer grouping - with ground being the layer I am putting > > polygons on. When I go to hide the ground layer - the top layer is > > also hidden. If I put them in separate groups this doesn't happen - > > however it seems that if I put them in separate groups the DRC > > breaks... is there any way around this?? > > To achieve the visual clarity I guess you're looking for, switch to > the pcb+gl branch and turn on "thin draw polygons". > > Alternatively, "thin draw polygons" in git HEAD might still help you. > The keyboard short-cut is Ctrl + Shift + P Did I miss something or is Thin Draw Polygons (Ctrl+Shift+P) a feature that has been around at least for a couple of pcb releases? Does it differ from pcb+gl to mainline git HEAD? I have used both and it seems the same. Regards, Colin
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