**BUG**
Concise problem statement:
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. Create PCB from schematic
2. Click on Autorouter icon
3. Using default settings run autorouter
Results: Dialog with message "Router Error"
Expected results: Should auto route
Browser: Chrome
Hi Alphabetix,
Can you make a public example that shows this behaviour to help us diagnose the problem?
If not, can you use the Access control features to share your circuit with Support?
https://easyeda.com/Doc/Tutorial/share.htm#AccessControl
Thanks.
Hi,
You maybe use the unit `Inch`.
The track width should be 0.1 inch if the unit is `inch`.
You know, if the track with is 12 inch, never can be auto Autorouter . Please comment back if you fix.
![enter image description here][1]
[1]: /editor/20150930/560ba4776354b.png
I have the same problem. I have shared my project with "support."
Also, prior to this, the Autorouter would run, but never finish, and never route a single trace. It gave up at "37%" or so.
Thank you.
I've tried it on the simple LED circuit that gets auto-inserted into my tabs each time I load up easyeda.
![PCB before][1]
![Configuration][2]
![And after with error generated][3]
[1]: /editor/20151022/562873542852c.png
[2]: /editor/20151022/56287386a452b.png
[3]: /editor/20151022/562873d58c5f9.png
@Alphabetix , This message is because the router server lost connect, autorouter is CPU cost.
@mesopcb your PCB has a hide solidRegin which causes this problem
You can zoom the canvas as big as you , then move your `C100` always, You will find a blue line, this is a zero height solid regin, you just need to remove it. It will be OK. I give your an image to show this problem.
BTW, your schematic and PCB are supper nice, and I am sure you have spent lots of time on this project.
Don't share your design to support account as read and write, just need to read. I am sorry I remove some compoponets, you can import the components again.
![enter image description here][1]
[1]: /editor/20151022/5628b3493d993.png
Thank you for your quick response! Yes, I've put a bunch of time on this project. It is working in breadboard form and I hope it will be even better on a real PCB.
I did remove the little solid and it fixed the problem. However, does this mean I cannot put in any solid regions before autorouting?
I did not find any components removed. Do you remember which ones? I simply opened the project and looked. Then I clicked the "import changes" button and it said there were no changes. In the future, if I need to share, I won't add write permissions.
Again, thanks.
@mesopcb
>I did remove the little solid and it fixed the problem. However, does this mean I cannot put in any solid regions before autorouting?
You can add solid regions before autorouting, but make sure the size is not zero.
>Then I clicked the "import changes" button and it said there were no changes
Maybe I forgot some things.
Have a nice day.
Tks.
FYI, I just now logged back in and almost everything was missing from the board - probably got the version you had modified in your troubleshooting. I suspect that the board state was inconsistent between my browser and the project for some reason.
I had made a backup so it is not a big problem.
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