Trouble with selecting a single wire segment of a net in Altium - Electrical Engineering Stack Exchange


below want select , edit bottom wire of 3 parallel wires:

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but when click on bottom wire program selects middle wire because share same net.

is possible single out desired wire segment without selecting entire net in altium?

yes

you need use "break wire" feature first - split wire up. think it's in "edit" menu.


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