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> Shift-clicking with the thermal tool just seems to toggle between 45
> degree connects and no connect ~ I can't seem to get to the final no
> thermal version in the picture at your link showing the different
> thermals.

What version of pcb?  It wasn't in the original thermal tool, but the
new thermal types (there are four) and the no-thermal option have been
around for a while.

Note: left clicking the tool toggles between thermal-connect and
isolated (the first two images).  Shift-clicking cycles through the
thermal types.