Daily Tips

Start with full auto-routing. There will always be some unconnected nets remaining. You can use the following techniques to fix them:

Fixing Techniques

Set Routing Rules：Modify routing rules to reduce clearance, then press F5 to re-route. This usually completes all connections.
Swap Order：If some areas are not connected but you can see that swapping the order would help, manually select the incorrectly ordered traces, then Ctrl+Left click on the unconnected net to route it. Then Ctrl+Left click on the previously deleted net to restore and route it.
Manual Route：If some areas feel too narrow or cramped, manually drag the existing traces to adjust them, then press F5 or Ctrl+Left click to complete the remaining unrouted nets.
Delete：If some routes seem to take unnecessary detours, you can also delete or drag existing traces to manually optimize them.

Technique Demo

Performance Tips

Lower Routing Precision：Lowering routing precision greatly speeds up large board routing, but may cause minor rule violations or reduce completion rate — recommended for quick previews.

Place Via

We encourage users to manually place vias rather than relying on the algorithm to guess. In your workflow, you can first use F5 auto-routing to complete most of the routing, then manually place vias, and continue with F5 or Ctrl+Left click until you complete your design.