ACAD and gerber
Posted by
Mariss Freimanis <mariss92705@y...
on 2003-02-10 20:23:46 UTC
Hi,
If you are using ACAD R14 or ACAD 2000 and need to convert what you
are doing to a .gbr format, try Autogerb 3.
It runs inside ACAD as an .arx application and does simply flawless
conversions. True Type fonts, any closed polyline (arcs, lines,
splines), nested islands, etc. etc. Anything you can throw at it, it
will convert perfectly.
I have been using it for over a year for all my PCB work. I thought
everyone that might need ACAD to .gbr conversions already know about
it but a number of phone conversations with people show that's not so.
Try:
http://www.camtastic.com/en/
Download it as well as the gerber viewer. Best part it is completely
free; no time limits, nags or crippled features. When I got it, it
cost $300-$400. Even so, it was the best money ever I spent.
Mariss
If you are using ACAD R14 or ACAD 2000 and need to convert what you
are doing to a .gbr format, try Autogerb 3.
It runs inside ACAD as an .arx application and does simply flawless
conversions. True Type fonts, any closed polyline (arcs, lines,
splines), nested islands, etc. etc. Anything you can throw at it, it
will convert perfectly.
I have been using it for over a year for all my PCB work. I thought
everyone that might need ACAD to .gbr conversions already know about
it but a number of phone conversations with people show that's not so.
Try:
http://www.camtastic.com/en/
Download it as well as the gerber viewer. Best part it is completely
free; no time limits, nags or crippled features. When I got it, it
cost $300-$400. Even so, it was the best money ever I spent.
Mariss