Thanks for all the info - I'll give it a go and see what happens!
If anyone is interested, I looked in the brd file and your ratbites are 0.5mm drill holes.
I'm not sure if this is useful, but when doing the Pico the second time, Jaltek wanted me to panellize everything for them. I never actually ended up doing it, but I was fiddling with Eagle script files for it.
They look a bit like this, and you use them with a command line like eagle -Spanel.scr panel.brd
It never actually goes near the schematic file, but you end up with a stand-alone board file containing all the sub-boards.
If I do something with the Pico adaptor shims I'll have a go at doing it that way - it'd be nice to have a clear, reproducable way of getting stuff in a panel.
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Thanks for all the info - I'll give it a go and see what happens!
If anyone is interested, I looked in the brd file and your ratbites are 0.5mm drill holes.
I'm not sure if this is useful, but when doing the Pico the second time, Jaltek wanted me to panellize everything for them. I never actually ended up doing it, but I was fiddling with Eagle script files for it.
They look a bit like this, and you use them with a command line like
eagle -Spanel.scr panel.brd
It never actually goes near the schematic file, but you end up with a stand-alone board file containing all the sub-boards.
If I do something with the Pico adaptor shims I'll have a go at doing it that way - it'd be nice to have a clear, reproducable way of getting stuff in a panel.