Cycle through the defined Width-Gap value pairings available for the differential pair being routed, through the applicable Differential Pairs Routing rule (Min Width-Min Gap --> Preferred Width-Preferred Gap --> Max Width-Max Gap)

Switch to the next enabled (and rule-permitted) layer, dropping a via

Switch to the previous enabled (and rule-permitted) layer, dropping a via

Switch to the next enabled (and rule-permitted) signal layer, dropping a via

Switch to routing on the corresponding routing (signal) layer (dropping a via to do so). The number can be obtained from the prefix to the layer name ([n]), on the layer tab at the bottom of the main workspace. Alternatively, the number can be acquired from the pop-up window accessed through the Ctrl + L shortcut.

Access a pop-up window of available routing layers. Click an entry to switch to that layer (dropping a via to do so). The number to the right of each entry ([n]) can be used to switch to that layer directly, without popping this window.

When routing from a multi-layer pad or via, switches the layer for the current connection to the next signal layer defined for that pad/via

Add fanout via, tool immediately waits for next fanout to route and via to place

Add a via without changing layer

Enable subnet swapping

Swap target subnet - cycles through all swappable target subnets

Cycle through the enabled modes as you route

Cycle through the four different component selection modes

Display or hide connection lines

Cycle Glossing Effort mode (Weak --> Strong --> Off)

Temporarily disables gloss cycling

Cycle through the three glossing settings (Off, Weak, and Strong) during routing or sliding.

Access the Interactive Routing mode of the Properties panel in which you can change routing preferences on-the-fly, as well as modify properties of the bus routing being placed

Cycle through the four available corner modes (45 degree, 45 degree with arc, 90 degree, 90 degree with arc)

Toggle between corner direction sub-modes (for the relevant corner modes)

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Reduce the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 1mil/0.025mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Increase the radius of the arc (by 10mil/0.254mm increments) when in arc cornering placement mode

Commits the routing up to the current cursor position and places the tracks

Remove last segments

Terminate current route. Any routing that has been committed before calling the termination is retained

Auto-complete segments to target

Cycle through the currently enabled routing conflict resolution modes. The modes available (including Walkaround Obstacles, Push Obstacles, Hug and Push Obstacles, Ignore obstacles, and Stop at First Obstacle) can be defined on the PCB Editor - Interactive Routing page of the Preferences dialog, and modified on-the-fly (press Tab to access the Interactive Routing mode of the Properties panel)

Toggle automatic loop removal feature on/off

Toggle the display of clearance boundaries

Choose the required track width from available predefined favorite routing widths in the Track mode of the Properties panel

Choose the required via size from available predefined via sizes, sourced from one or more associated via templates. The Choose Via Sizes dialog will appear with which to do so

Cycle through routing width sources (User Choice --> Rule Minimum --> Rule Preferred --> Rule Maximum)

Cycle through via size sources (User Choice --> Rule Minimum --> Rule Preferred --> Rule Maximum)

Cycle through available via patterns (aligned or staggered)

Switch to the next enabled (and rule-permitted) layer, dropping a via

Switch to the previous enabled (and rule-permitted) layer, dropping a via

Switch to the next enabled (and rule-permitted) signal layer, dropping a via

Switch to routing on the corresponding routing (signal) layer (dropping a via to do so). The number can be obtained from the prefix to the layer name ([n]), on the layer tab at the bottom of the main workspace. Alternatively, the number can be acquired from the pop-up window accessed through the Ctrl + L shortcut.

Access a pop-up window of available routing layers. Click an entry to switch to that layer (dropping a via to do so). The number to the right of each entry ([n]) can be used to switch to that layer directly, without popping this window.

When routing from multi-layer pads or vias, switches the layer to the next signal layer defined for those pads/vias

Add fanout via; tool immediately waits for next fanout to route and via to place

Add a via without changing layer

Change the spacing between neighboring routes to use the Track-Track clearance value defined in the applicable Clearance rule

Decrease the spacing between neighboring routes

Increase the spacing between neighboring routes

Cycle Glossing Effort mode (Weak --> Strong --> Off)

Cycle forward through the supported tuning patterns. Available patterns are: Mitered with Lines, Mitered with Arcs, and Rounded

Cycle backward through the supported tuning patterns. Available patterns are: Mitered with Lines, Mitered with Arcs, and Rounded

Toggle display of the length tuning gauge on/off

Access the Accordion mode of the Properties panel in which you can define the approach used for defining the target length, and to modify properties of the accordion pattern used in the tuning on-the-fly

Decrease the amplitude of the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Amplitude Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Increase the amplitude of the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Amplitude Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Decrease the corner (miter) radius (when using the Mitered with Lines, or Mitered with Arcs accordion patterns)

Increase the corner (miter) radius (when using the Mitered with Lines, or Mitered with Arcs accordion patterns)

Decrease the gap (pitch) for the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Gap Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Increase the gap (pitch) for the accordion pattern by the amount defined for the Gap Increment in the Accordion mode of the Properties panel

Toggle Amplitude Direction (starting direction) for the accordion pattern

Access the 3D Body mode of the Properties panel properties for the 3D body object being placed/moved can be changed on-the-fly

Flip the 3D body object being placed/moved to the other side of the board

Toggle the display of the connection lines (ratsnest) while moving the 3D body for a component

Mirror the 3D body object being placed/moved along the X-axis

Mirror the 3D body object being placed/moved along the Y-axis

Rotate the 3D body object being placed/moved counterclockwise around the model's X-axis by 90°

Rotate the 3D body object being placed/moved clockwise around the model's X-axis by 90°

Rotate the 3D body object being placed/moved counterclockwise around the model's Y-axis by 90°

Rotate the 3D body object being placed/moved clockwise around the model's Y-axis by 90°

Rotate the 3D body object being placed/moved counterclockwise around the model's Z-axis by 90°

Rotate the 3D body object being placed/moved clockwise around the model's Z-axis by 90°

Increase the Standoff Height for the 3D body object being placed/moved by one Snap Grid unit

Decrease the Standoff Height for the 3D body object being placed/moved by one Snap Grid unit

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking straight down from above (perpendicular) with zero rotation

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking straight down from above (perpendicular) with 90 Degree (clockwise) rotation in the X-plane

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from an orthogonal perspective

Toggle a board that has flexible areas between its flattened state (no Bending Line settings applied) and its folded state (all Bending Line settings applied)

Access the 3D rotational sphere. With the sphere displayed, Right-Click and drag to change the orientation of the view

Copies the current view in the main design workspace to the clipboard in bitmap format (*.bmp). You have control over the resolution of the copied image via the 3D Snapshot Resolution dialog

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from the top side

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from the bottom side

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from the front side

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from the back side

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from the left edge

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from the right edge

Rotate the view of the board (or component) in 3D 30 degrees left

Rotate the view of the board (or component) in 3D 30 degrees right

Rotate the view of the board (or component) in 3D 30 degrees up

Rotate the view of the board (or component) in 3D 30 degrees down

Move the view of the board (or component) in 3D 500mil left

Move the view of the board (or component) in 3D 500mil right

Move the view of the board (or component) in 3D 500mil up

Move the view of the board (or component) in 3D 500mil down

Change the view of the board (or component) in 3D so that you are looking at the board from an orthogonal perspective

Access the View Configuration panel in which you can configure how the board is rendered in 3D

Toggle measurement units between metric and imperial - the displayed measurement values will update accordingly

As you move the cursor over a 3D object, use to select a specific face of that object

Clear all currently displayed measurements in the 3D workspace

Open the Align sub-menu

Open the Toolbars sub-menu

Open a pop-up menu with Snap Grid commands

Open the Component Placement sub-menu

Open the Jump sub-menu

Open the Panels sub-menu

Open the Move sub-menu

Open a pop-up menu of Connection/Jumper display commands

Open the right-click Options sub-menu

Open the Select sub-menu

Open the Route sub-menu

Open the DeSelect sub-menu

Open the right-click Filter sub-menu

Open a pop-up menu with zoom commands

Clear the content of the currently selected editable cells and copy that content to the clipboard

Copy the content of the currently selected editable cells to the clipboard

Paste content from the clipboard into the currently selected editable cells within the component definitions region of the document

Clear the content of the currently selected (and editable) cells in the component definitions region of the document

Remove the currently selected component definitions from the document

Cut the selected component definition(s) from the document and add them to the clipboard

Copy the selected component definition(s) to the clipboard

Clone the selected component definition

Paste one (or more) component definitions from the clipboard into the component definitions region of the document

Access the Manufacturer Part Search dialog in which you can browse for required components across enabled supplier's online part databases. Selected components will be used to create one or more new component definitions in the active Managed Component document