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I have read the documentation and the proposed feature is not implemented.
Description
It would be cool to be able to add an uneven number of items to a panel. Given jlcpcb's 10x10 boards, when having a 6x3 board, one would be able to put 3 on a panel, 2 ontop of each other, 1 rotated by 90 degree's to the right of it. (Ignoring the tight space for the frame etc) this should ideally be possible, but is a 'harder' problem to solve then even numbers.
In other words, If we could rotate by 90 (and 270) degree's. This would somehow conflict with the definition of alternate, as only very last one of the row would be rotated, and using this on a column it would be a little weird ...
Another use-case; though very similar, maybe the same if you think about it :D is that I have a 4 board that won't fit on a 100x100 panel, because the combination is to wide. However in the height there's quite some space. So this is what I'd want to generate:
from:
to:
Excuse the crudeness of my copy-paste work :)
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Description
It would be cool to be able to add an uneven number of items to a panel. Given jlcpcb's 10x10 boards, when having a 6x3 board, one would be able to put 3 on a panel, 2 ontop of each other, 1 rotated by 90 degree's to the right of it. (Ignoring the tight space for the frame etc) this should ideally be possible, but is a 'harder' problem to solve then even numbers.
In other words, If we could rotate by 90 (and 270) degree's. This would somehow conflict with the definition of alternate, as only very last one of the row would be rotated, and using this on a column it would be a little weird ...
Another use-case; though very similar, maybe the same if you think about it :D is that I have a 4 board that won't fit on a 100x100 panel, because the combination is to wide. However in the height there's quite some space. So this is what I'd want to generate:
from:
to:
Excuse the crudeness of my copy-paste work :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: