It's actually neither - they are on top of each other (mirroring the bottom
layer makes it look like they're next to each other, because all the
positive coordinates become negative).
I was wondering if I should implement an "offset" feature, but decided
against it because it's easier to do in post-processing (by means of LaTeX).
I can add it to your version if you'd like? Then you'd have an -offset=x,y
option to move them around.
It will be a bit tedious to use though, because the offset you specify will
have to change every time you change the board size...
The way my program works doesn't allow a simple "place above", or "space"
parameter, because there is no way for it to know the final usage area (the
page is built and resized on the fly based on the current layer busy
rendering).
Regards,
John-Philip
Last edit: John-Philip Taylor 2015-10-14
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Hello,
it seems to me that I can combine pcb images on same page, only orizzontally. Is there a way to combine them vertically?
Best regards,
Bortolo
Good day,
It's actually neither - they are on top of each other (mirroring the bottom
layer makes it look like they're next to each other, because all the
positive coordinates become negative).
I was wondering if I should implement an "offset" feature, but decided
against it because it's easier to do in post-processing (by means of LaTeX).
I can add it to your version if you'd like? Then you'd have an -offset=x,y
option to move them around.
It will be a bit tedious to use though, because the offset you specify will
have to change every time you change the board size...
The way my program works doesn't allow a simple "place above", or "space"
parameter, because there is no way for it to know the final usage area (the
page is built and resized on the fly based on the current layer busy
rendering).
Regards,
John-Philip
Last edit: John-Philip Taylor 2015-10-14
Good day to you.
Ok, it's time to learn LaTeX :)
Thanks and best regards,
Bortolo
By the way - the LaTeX source, batch script and result of an example that puts two views above each other is attached...
Hello John,
it's amazing your kindness in helping me.
Thanks a lot.
Bortolo
Always a pleasure :-)
And besides: it's my hobby.