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The Push and Shove function is available in TARGET 3001! from version V20.<br><br>When routing tracks by hand, you push your track through already laid structures, while the displaced track also cascades out its neighbours. Minimum distances are always taken into account so that the space on the board can be optimally used.<br><br>In general, you can work in such a way that the existing structures are disturbed as little as possible.<br><br>The following example illustrates the principle:<br><br> | |||
Revision as of 15:42, 22 November 2018
The Push and Shove function is available in TARGET 3001! from version V20.
When routing tracks by hand, you push your track through already laid structures, while the displaced track also cascades out its neighbours. Minimum distances are always taken into account so that the space on the board can be optimally used.
In general, you can work in such a way that the existing structures are disturbed as little as possible.
The following example illustrates the principle:
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