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Subject: Re: [geda-help] Two adjacent regions, separated along a given curve,
 as close as possible
From: Vladimir Zhbanov <vzhbanov AT gmail DOT com>
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AFAIK, polygons themselves don't support curved borders. So if you
want something similar you can make them up adding many vertices
to a polygon. Then, if your whole fill is not very complicated
(say, a rectangle which you want to cut up) you can make one part
of the fill (left or right, top or bottom), then copy it to
another layer and after that reflect it moving two vertices to
another side. Further you need to select a very little grid size
which satisfies your meets and move the two polygons as close as
you want. Check carefully all vertices since they can overlap
somewhere.
You also can do this by editing the source file of your pcb
layout. Make the first polygon and find it in the source file,
then copy it and change coordinates of two points. Then you can
adjust your second polygon in pcb.