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A number of new features have been added to the thermal simulation tool in Altium Designer to better integrate with the features of the Unified Design Environment. In addition, the internal thermal simulation algorithm has been completely rewritten to ensure you get a more accurate simulation, along with the ability to analyze multiple locations on a schematic at the same time.

To learn more about the reasons we’ve made this decision, review our related FAQs. We’re delighted to see that Altium Designer 22.8.2.66 has received such overwhelming support from our community of users!

As stated in the PADS footprint documentation, the PADS footprint exists only for IDE reference purposes, and exists as an alternative footprint to the one provided by design engineers.
This is not the case in Altium Designer. The Altium footprint represents the design engineer’s decision to use the PADS footprint as the ‘design engineer’s footprint.’ As such, this design engineer footprint will appear in the electronic design automation (EDA) package only if the print job requires it. Otherwise, Altium ignores it, and the PCB will be designed without the PADS footprint in use.

As mentioned in the PCB Cleanup section, Altium Designer does not recognize the difference between ‘inline’ and ‘via’ labels. Instead, the object is assigned a ‘type’, typically, “via”. This has no impact to internal routing or schematic placement, but it will increase the footprint/plan size of any vias to the point where they may cause a routing ‘crash’. Keep that in mind if it happens to you.

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Please Note: The Altium Designer project type is not compatible with the legacy Project type. The source files, and the PCB data files for this version are compatible, so we are able to send out a legacy version of these files with the new PADS version (Version 1.0.5).

For this reason, Altium Designer keeps the footprints as they are in PADS. However, if the PADS keepout excludes any object types from the footprint, there will be a PADS/Altium Designer object conflict. This typically can be resolved as follows:

1. Import the PADS project.
2. Select the split-out topology and delete the top layer.
3. If there is any keepout in PADS for this topology, it should not be deleted.
4. Select the before the keepout to replace the footprint with the Altium Designer object.
5. Import the Altium Designer project.
6. In the Options dialog, choose Select Objects and select the Altium Designer footprint or any other PADS objects that were not imported.
7. Sync all objects.
8. If the Altium designer keepouts were not converted properly, the network name in the Altium Designer dialog box should correspond to the keepout method used in PADS.

Net_24_Pads is an example of a keepout configured to keep only vias. In this case, after importing the PADS project into Altium Designer, it is possible to see that Net_24_Pads is in turn a keepout that keeps vias and the ground plane. There are several ways to get back to the original configuration.

1. Select the net and open the Properties dialog. Change the property Keepout_Remover from False to True.
2. Use the PADS and Altium Designer keepout methods at the same time.
3. Delete the top layer containing the keepouts.

As a standard practice, we have created documentation and video tutorials, to help make the Altium Designer experience easier. For further information, or to get help with any of the topics listed in the links below, you can also find us on our Help Center .

As always, if you have any suggestions about how we could improve the Design Templates and System files available with the Altium Designer Platform, we would love to hear them. Your contributions help make a better product for our customers and ensure that we continue to deliver the best tools to our loyal users.

Another of the biggest changes that we made to Altium Designer was that the Direct Mode tool has been replaced with the Select and Place toolset. This approach makes it easier to “pick up” and manipulate parts of designs, especially when one is trying to place duplicate symbols in a schematic. Over time the Select and Place toolset has been expanded to include several other features, such as standard hex nut nut tools, number dials, and other special-purpose tools.

One common scenario that is common across board design software that you can expect to find in Altium Designer is selecting a board with a footprint library that you wish to repurpose. Often, it is possible to use a method such as regex to find and replace common footprint names.

A second big change that we made was the approach to the placement editor. Usually, if you have a part that is capable of being placed in multiple locations, the programmer will create a design rule to indicate where it can be placed. With Altium Designer, the standard approach is to place a part in the first location that it was found (if found) and then allow the engineer to “scratch-out” other locations as he/she discovers a location he/she wishes to place the part. With the redesign of the board editor, we approached things differently. An existing part was “opened” in the board editor so that the location(s) it can be placed could be found by moving the part and checking the options of the board editor. Once the location was found, it was then possible to simply place the part at the location and move the part.

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• New Game Window: The new game window allows you to start a second designer session as a new project. New projects can be saved from the game window.

• Guides and Libraries: The library search window now allows you to see your project’s schematic, NETLIST, and PCB layers.

• Symbols: The symbol manager now supports importing and exporting symbols from and to ASY file format and importing ASY files from a previously created symboltable.

• Inline Drawing: Some objects and entities in Altium Designer now allow drawing with annotations and dimensions as they move around the design surface. For detailed info, see the Free Altium Designer Crack manual .

• Editing and Bookmarks: Some components and objects are now editable and can be synchronized between design sessions.

• Heat-Map for Network Ports: if you create an IC and use the Network Ports tab to turn on the ports on the part, the default layer selected when you create the ports in the part will no longer be the Ethernet, but the common pad layer.
• Graphical Update Window: For the first time, the graphical update window which shows you all of your chip’s assignments to layers, now supports zooming, panning, and scrolling. Zooming is already supported by the GUI, but scroll bars are now shown on the upper-right corner of the window.
• Trace Heat-Map Preview: In Net List view, at the bottom of the window, is a preview window with a heat-map of all the nets on the board. Clicking on an entry in this window will move the net that entry corresponds to to the Net List view, and update the nets in that view.

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