aliyesami
Full Member level 6

"A software" doesn't route anything on it's own without your allowance, respectively routing rules.the line in light blue is the VCC signal that the software has routed on ground plane , is it ok ?
Manual routing always gives the best results. Complexity is a good reason to route manually, not to use the autorouter.few questions :
1- if i click on info in eagle cad on the polygon and it says GND is it a ground plane or a ground fill?
2- which rules i have to properly configure ? as its impossible to route these lines manually since the circuit is complex and also the space is confined, so i am using autorouting features of eaglecad.
its impossible to route these lines manually since the circuit is complex and also the space is confined, so i am using autorouting features of eaglecad.
The difference between a polygon and a plane is mere terminology, they both come down to the same: a solid copper area on the board.if i click on info in eagle cad on the polygon and it says GND is it a ground plane or a ground fill?