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At the moment, this is not possible within pure CLI options. A recommended solution is to write a framing plugin that will create a tightframe and then removes specified part of the panel substrate. However, I am aware we are lacking in documentation and examples in this regard (this is one of the targets for improvement in the upcoming release). If excluding framing would be a common request, we could create a keepout zones for panel substrate. However, we have to came up with a way of drawing them in KiCAD. |
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EDIT: I just discovered, that you can specify Edge.Cuts keepout zone in KiCAD. Therefore, it makes sense to implement it as a feature of KiKit to respect them (and remove the selected polygons from the framing). |
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Right now I have just 8 boards on the panel so it was easy to manually fix the edge lines. But I think it would be a good feature for the future. Thanks! |
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At the moment, this is not possible within pure CLI options. A recommended solution is to write a framing plugin that will create a tightframe and then removes specified part of the panel substrate. However, I am aware we are lacking in documentation and examples in this regard (this is one of the targets for improvement in the upcoming release).
If excluding framing would be a common request, we could create a keepout zones for panel substrate. However, we have to came up with a way of drawing them in KiCAD.