kicad/pcbnew/dialogs/panel_setup_rules_help.txt

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# ---- Top-level Clauses
(version <number>)
(rule <rule_name> <rule_clause> ...)
# ---- Rule Clauses
(constraint <constraint_type> ...)
(condition "<expression>")
(layer "<layer_name>")
# ---- Constraint Types
clearance annular_width track_width hole dissallow
# ---- Item Types
track via micro_via buried_via
pad hole graphic text zone
# ---- Examples
(rule "copper keepout"
(constraint disallow track via zone)
(condition "A.insideArea('zone3')"))
(rule "BGA neckdown"
(constraint track_width (min 0.2mm) (opt 0.25mm))
(constraint clearance (min 0.05) (opt 0.08mm))
(condition "A.insideCourtyard('U3')"))
(rule HV
(constraint clearance (min 1.5mm))
(condition "A.NetClass == 'HV'"))
(rule HV
(layer outer)
(constraint clearance (min 1.5mm))
(condition "A.NetClass == 'HV'"))
(rule HV_HV
# wider clearance between HV tracks
(constraint clearance (min "1.5mm + 2.0mm"))
(condition "A.NetClass == 'HV' && B.NetClass == 'HV'"))
(rule HV_unshielded
(constraint clearance (min 2mm))
(condition "A.NetClass == 'HV' && !A.insideArea('Shield*')))
# ---- Notes
#
# Version clause must be the first clause.
#
# Rules should be ordered by specificity. Later rules take
# precedence over earlier rules; once a matching rule is found
# no further rules will be checked.
#
# Use Ctrl+/ to comment or uncomment line(s).
#
# ---- Expression functions
#
# All function parameters support simple wildcards ('*' and '?').
#
# True if any part of A lies within the given footprint's courtyard.
A.insideCourtyard('<footprint_refdes>')
# True if any part of A lies within the given zone's outline.
A.insideArea('<zone_name>')
# True if A has a hole which is plated.
A.isPlated()
# True if A is a member of the given group. Includes nested
# membership.
A.memberOf('<group_name>')
# True if A exists on the given layer. The layer name can be
# either the name assigned in Board Setup > Board Editor Layers or
# the canonical name (ie: F.Cu).
#
# NB: this returns true if A is on the given layer, independently
# of whether or not the rule is being evaluated for that layer.
# For the latter use a (layer "layer_name") clause in the rule.
A.onLayer('<layer_name>')