Clearance rule problem...

[Mad ID]

For my current project I have to use dozens of net classes which have clearance rules between each other.
I have created net classes with schematic directives and have defined electrical clearance between them with PCB rules:

Where the first object matches: InNetClass('XY');
Where the second object matches: Not InNetClass('XY') or InNet('No Net')

This worked out well until new problem appeared. Now I have a problem with "No net" pins that have a smaller clearance to the other objects (pads and tracks) than it is defined by the clearance rule.

I have tried to define additional rules (with smaller defined clearance):

Where the first object matches: InNet('No Net')
Where the second object matches: Not InNet('No Net')

also I also set that rule as a priority rule, but it doesn’t work either.

I searched for a solution but I couldn’t find any, so hopefully someone here can help me.

Thanks in advance

[free_electron]

You dont need that second clause. That is most likely the cause of the trouble.




If innet nonet. This clearance.

[Mad ID]

You dont need that second clause. That is most likely the cause of the trouble.




If innet nonet. This clearance.

I already tryed that but it hasn't worked out.

Any other suggestion/solution?

Below you can see what is the main problem:

[Rufus]

I already tryed that but it hasn't worked out.

Any other suggestion/solution?

I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve or exactly what your problem is.

I can say that NoNet isn't a real net because all NoNet objects would be connected if it were. I am pretty sure InNet('NoNet') doesn't match objects with no net.

You could try ((Not InAnyNet) And IsPad)

[Mad ID]

Thanks a lot! That is exactly what I was looking for!

I'm not sure what you are trying to achieve or exactly what your problem is.

I can say that NoNet isn't a real net because all NoNet objects would be connected if it were. I am pretty sure InNet('NoNet') doesn't match objects with no net.

You could try ((Not InAnyNet) And IsPad)