Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, learn how selection cycling works in L-Edit when multiple objects overlap.
The tutorial explains how L-Edit determines which object gets selected first based on the nearest object edge to your click point, regardless of whether the object is a box, wire, instance, or via. You’ll also see how repeated right-clicking without moving the mouse cycles through all selectable objects under the cursor.
If you work with complex layouts in L-Edit, this walkthrough will help you select the exact object you need more efficiently.
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In this video, learn how selection cycling works in L-Edit when multiple objects overlap.
The tutorial explains how L-Edit determines which object gets selected first based on the nearest object edge to your click point, regardless of whether the object is a box, wire, instance, or via. You’ll also see how repeated right-clicking without moving the mouse cycles through all selectable objects under the cursor.
If you work with complex layouts in L-Edit, this walkthrough will help you select the exact object you need more efficiently.
Contact our team to speak to an expert: https://sie.ag/3PNdrL
▶️ Connect with us:
» LinkedIn: https://sie.ag/51FvT1
» EDA blogs: https://sie.ag/5Hn8YY
» IC Design Community Discussion Board: https://sie.ag/24hH5C
» X: https://sie.ag/3B2EY
#LEdit #EDA #ICDesign #LayoutDesign #SemiconductorDesign
