: Designing the "veins" of the circuit is a manual process. You draw tracks and zones as if you were sketching on paper. The Rubber-band mode is a major time-saver here; it keeps tracks connected to pads even as you move them around, preventing your layout from "breaking" during edits.
: You begin with a blank workspace, setting the board dimensions and grid. The Automatic Capture Mode acts as a guide, helping you snap pads and tracks into alignment effortlessly. sprint-layout-6-0
: You can pull components from an extensive Macro library or create your own custom parts. A standout feature in version 6.0 is the ability to manage components with specific identifiers and values, making your design more organized than in previous versions. : Designing the "veins" of the circuit is a manual process