Prerequisites
KiKit version
kikit, version 1.7.2
KiCAD version (only KiCAD 8 and 9 are supported)
KiCad x64 on x64 Version: 9.0.7
Operating system
Windows 11
Description
I have a curved card that I need to panelize. It seems to be impossible to generate all tabs to the inner side of the arc. I have tried "tabs type: fixed" and also tried the annotation with kikit:Tab footprint, but that fails also.
I think the issue is that the automatically generated partition line is the bounding box, and the center part of inner arc is too far from the partition line? Is there any way to draw the partition line manually?
I included an example project that only has the card outline. There's also generated _panel.kicad_pcb that shows the error.
KikitTab.zip
Steps to Reproduce
Kikit command line used to generate the example panel:
kikit panelize --tabs "type: fixed; vcount: 8; hcount: 0" --framing "type: tightframe"
Screenshot of the generated panel:
Closeup of the error:
I believe the last line is the culprit, "ray length is not sufficient". I think this is not a configurable variable?
Prerequisites
KiKit version
kikit, version 1.7.2
KiCAD version (only KiCAD 8 and 9 are supported)
KiCad x64 on x64 Version: 9.0.7
Operating system
Windows 11
Description
I have a curved card that I need to panelize. It seems to be impossible to generate all tabs to the inner side of the arc. I have tried "tabs type: fixed" and also tried the annotation with kikit:Tab footprint, but that fails also.
I think the issue is that the automatically generated partition line is the bounding box, and the center part of inner arc is too far from the partition line? Is there any way to draw the partition line manually?
I included an example project that only has the card outline. There's also generated _panel.kicad_pcb that shows the error.
KikitTab.zip
Steps to Reproduce
Kikit command line used to generate the example panel:
kikit panelize --tabs "type: fixed; vcount: 8; hcount: 0" --framing "type: tightframe"
Screenshot of the generated panel:
Closeup of the error:
I believe the last line is the culprit, "ray length is not sufficient". I think this is not a configurable variable?