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I'm currently testing your script 'AssemblyTextPrep' on one of our projects but I think I've found a little bug in it.
The test is on a board with components on Top layer only.
The PCB is already populated with ".Designator" texts on Mech layer 25 because, in my setup, M25/M26 is the pair used to put RefDes (function "Designator").
At starts, the script pops an error: "Couldn''t determine top assembly layers from existing components or mech layer pairs:".
After a quick look into the code, it looks like the MLP.PairDefined(ASSY_LAYER_BOT, MLS.GetMechanicalLayer(i).LayerID) function doesn't do what we expect from it:
'ASSY_LAYER_TOP' is correctly set
The script looks for a corresponding 'ASSY_LAYER_BOT'
But it doesn't find any (ASSY_LAYER_BOT := MLS.GetMechanicalLayer(i).LayerID; is never reached)
And ends with an error
I wonder how it's even possible!
Do you have any idea to fix this?
As soon as I put a component on the Bottom side, the script starts correctly.
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Side note: the name of the Mech layers are reported incorrectly:
In my case it should have been "Mechanical Layer 25", instead of "Inner Layer 24".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello @RnDMonkey ,
I'm currently testing your script 'AssemblyTextPrep' on one of our projects but I think I've found a little bug in it.
The test is on a board with components on Top layer only.

The PCB is already populated with ".Designator" texts on Mech layer 25 because, in my setup, M25/M26 is the pair used to put RefDes (function "Designator").
At starts, the script pops an error: "Couldn''t determine top assembly layers from existing components or mech layer pairs:".
After a quick look into the code, it looks like the
MLP.PairDefined(ASSY_LAYER_BOT, MLS.GetMechanicalLayer(i).LayerID)
function doesn't do what we expect from it:ASSY_LAYER_BOT := MLS.GetMechanicalLayer(i).LayerID;
is never reached)I wonder how it's even possible!
Do you have any idea to fix this?
As soon as I put a component on the Bottom side, the script starts correctly.
--
Side note: the name of the Mech layers are reported incorrectly:

In my case it should have been "Mechanical Layer 25", instead of "Inner Layer 24".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: