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Hi @MooGyuBae, I got it. There are three variants in Region::sized(). I used (3) in the above example. I think (1) is for you. (Image)
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I rebuilt a MacOS binary by changing the timeout from 10 to 20 seconds. Now it works! But I encountered Case-B three times. I may have to complain to my ISP about the slow connection. :wink: Sorry for my noisy posts. * 2024-06-20: Case-B two time…
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Your requirement doesn't seem to fall under the special terminology of resizing in photomask manufacturing. If you could provide a more detailed explanation, you'd get proper help from the community. My questions include: do you only need to compute…
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Cont. (Image) (Image) My home network environment is suspicious.
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My idea is the same as that of mjcich. But I tried to implement it with The KLayout Python Module. (Image)
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Cont. When accessing the URL with the Chrome browser on my Mac... (Image) Attempt-1 (Image) Attempt-2 Attempt-3 (Image)
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Unfortunately, Manage Packages ends with errors on macOS, as shown below. This function previously worked fine. I ran klayout 0.29.2 with -d 100. Case-A happened most of the time, and Case-B happened only once for now. In Linux Mint 21.3 (source b…
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Hi, I guess you started the script in debug mode. (Image) Also refer to https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/2446/
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Cont. Suppose f2514.py converted ringo.gds to ringo-A.dxf; similarly f2514b.py to ringo-B.dxf. As seen in the images below, the coordinate values in the former DXF are 1000 times as large as the latter. However, if the coordinate unit in the forme…
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Cont. If you assume DXF's coordinate is in [mm], you must provide some more parameters to the SaveLayoutOptions object like: : so = db.SaveLayoutOptions() so.format = "DXF" so.dbu = 0.001 # [um] so.scale_factor = 0.001…
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Hi, How did you get the above strings? Basically, a DXF file is unitless. (Image) The UNITS in the sample GDS2 files are: #------------------------------------------------------------------------------------# Regarding the "dump_gds2"…
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Hi, I hope this is OK with you. (Image)
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Hi @wildwolfcj, (Quote) You need neither klayout_app.exe nor klayout_vo_app.exe as long as you use the KLayout Python Module ===> https://www.klayout.org/klayout-pypi/. It is a different product from the KLayout GUI application. (Image) If yo…
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Hi, The environment settings shown in the attached document (thanks to ChatGPT) are required to run a Python script on a Windows terminal. Just for your information. Kazzz-S
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Cont. In the second half, you try to execute the script by running the KLayout GUI application in batch mode. In fact, this is not required for your application, as I mentioned above. I found your script can run if the arguments "123 456"…
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Hi, (Quote) OK. f2514.py already assumed these requirements. To run f2514.py in a terminal, you need to install: 1. an ordinary Python3 (I'm using 3.11.x) ===> https://www.python.org/downloads/ and 2. The klayout Python Module ===> https://w…
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Cont. Generated DXF files are attached here. I have confirmed that the script f2514.py can run on Linux, Windows 10, and Mac. Kazzz-S
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Cont. The attached Python script f2514.py has the following options. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- f2514.py To check the number of top cells in given GDS/OASIS file(s) option & argument :…
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Hi, Automatically detecting the multi-top cells is easy. But I do not understand what you mean by merge multiple top cells into one. At least, it should be very risky because merging can easily destroy the designer's intentions. A designer (providi…
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Hi @smadhv, Matthias resolved this issue in the 0.29.1 version. Thanks a lot :smile: (Image) See https://github.com/KLayout/klayout/issues/1700 for details. Different macOS DMGs incorporating the changes will be published shortly. Regards, Kazzz…
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Hello @Matthias, Oops, it's my mistake. My above description was incorrect. Sorry about that. I placed pylnk3.py in the system's Python library, as shown below. (Image) I assumed pylnk3.py needed to be treated as a part of the system's Python. I…
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Hello @Matthias, Thank you for the info. I learned a new technique today :smiley: I found I should copy pylnk3.py into c:\users\your_name\KLayout\lib\python3.11\. (Image) Kazzz-S
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Hi @Sepbe, Just change the mode :smile: (Image)
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cont. (Image) # https://www.klayout.de/forum/discussion/2490/problems-when-using-drc-script## File: Forum2490/Kazzz2.drc## While traveling along the edges clock-wise, at each right angle,# Turn Right => -90.degree# Trun Left => +90.de…
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cont. Why -90 degree? (Image)
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Hi @Default , I hope this is the output you want. (Image) report("w")layer22 = input(2, 2)edges_with_length_1um = layer22.drc(length == 1.um)corners_90degree = layer22.corners(+90.degree, as_boxes) + layer22.corners(-9…
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Hi Vincent, The timing of my post conflicted with Matthias'. Follow his instructions. Kazzz-S
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Hi Vincent, The changelog says: (Image) Even though I think Matthias will soon update the binaries, I attached a ZIP file containing the pymod I built for Windows 64 (MinGW64). Regards, Kazzz-S
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Hi Vincent, (Quote) The need for the < pymod > folder is one of the major changes in version 0.29.x. That's why. Regards, Kazzz-S
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Hi Matthias, Thanks for the new major release 0.29.0 :smiley: Release work is always hard :-( On Windows 10, I usually install the *.zip package, and I am facing the same problem. Before unpacking the ZIP, I completely delete previous binaries. (…