PCB Design for Rocket Flight Computer
Thought for 40 sec
Flux docs don’t describe a way for me (or you) to automatically route all traces at once; the most relevant entry I found is the manual PCB routing workflow:
To connect parts, hover over a part to reveal its terminals, then click on the white dots to begin routing mode. You don't need any tools. simply click where on the white dot to start wiring. To complete the connection, click on the terminal of the other element.
Connecting parts
While in wiring mode, you can also change the wire angle (elbow) direction of the route by pressing the “f” key. To cancel the routing mode, press the escape key.
If you want, tell me which nets you want routed first (for example: VBAT/V5/3V3, then USB, then SPI/I2C), and I can help you prioritize/check them as you route.
Thought for 25 sec
The most relevant entry I found related to switching layers while routing says:
Routing Across Multiple LayersTo switch layers while routing a trace:
- Hover over the target component's pad until a green dot appears
- Click on the green dot to begin routing - the trace will follow your cursor on the currently selected layer
- To move the trace to a different layer, right-click and select the target layer
- A via will be automatically placed, connecting the two layers
- Continue routing on the new layer
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Check routing layer shortcut
Confirm no hotkey exists
Route via through power layers
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