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Hi!
I'm trying to panelize my pcb and have found a lack of such an option. The shape of PCB is not regular, and especially with alteration of rows, offset in row placement will ease the milling procedure. I'm aware of using KiKit as a Python module, but I'm afraid I'm a better electronics engineer rather than a Python developer.
With Kikit I've got the following, and have sharp angles that forced me to add more space between rows for the milling process:
This is the manual panel with offset (1st row has offset -2mm, or 2nd row and rails have offset 2mm):
Probably I missed something, and somebody knows what I need to pass to CLI to get the desired result.
As I said before, I've tried Python scripting, but even simple penalization fails with errors. I looked for some examples but found not much.
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Description
Hi! I'm trying to panelize my pcb and have found a lack of such an option. The shape of PCB is not regular, and especially with alteration of rows, offset in row placement will ease the milling procedure. I'm aware of using KiKit as a Python module, but I'm afraid I'm a better electronics engineer rather than a Python developer.
With Kikit I've got the following, and have sharp angles that forced me to add more space between rows for the milling process:![kikit-panel](https://github.com/yaqwsx/KiKit/assets/28384352/cf0cd5a5-7182-4eb1-ba21-7123f2c66011)
This is the manual panel with offset (1st row has offset -2mm, or 2nd row and rails have offset 2mm):![desired-panel](https://github.com/yaqwsx/KiKit/assets/28384352/4262ef4f-4108-4223-9c13-05fc3f621b49)
Probably I missed something, and somebody knows what I need to pass to CLI to get the desired result.
As I said before, I've tried Python scripting, but even simple penalization fails with errors. I looked for some examples but found not much.