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Subject:	Re: [geda-help] how to do rubout zone
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Am Thu, 28 Jul 2016 17:27:09 +0200
schrieb "Mittermayr Thomas (t DOT mittermayr AT gmx DOT at) [via
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> Hi list,
> 
> i need to create a footprint, that will place a rubout zone inside a 
> component for our milling machine. I'm having problems to create a 
> rubout zone because it would have to change the layer according to
> the actual pcb-side it is placed. If the component is on the top
> layer it should be on the rubout-layer-top, if the component is
> placed on the other side of the board it should be on the
> rubout-layer-bottom. How to achieve this.
> 
> btw: i like gEDA a lot, only the amount of useful tutorials is very 
> "sparse" to say least...

You mean the outline as a inline?

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