This isn't a big deal for me as the board size has already been calculated and all the relevant elements of the components are inside the board. Also some of my pcb make use of footprints that have some primitives (traces on silkscreen layer and mounting holes) that come out from the board outline.
My boards also include special strings containing some parameters of the project and I would like to point out that from what I noticed they are correctly interpreted only if the respective projects are open at the same time, otherwise they are not converted. I would therefore like to ask if you know any more relevant techniques for doing this. This method does not seem to me very precise and effective, especially if corrections are to be made later.
On the other hand, as far as the tiling between different boards is concerned, I have not found a very effective method, if not that of positioning them manually and of distancing them approximately by measuring the distance between each one. I understand how to panel multiple boards of the same project, it is quite simple because the properties panel allows you to intuitively set the number of boards per row and column and the margins between each boards. In practice I would have 8 projects complete with different boards and I would like to make a single panel. Hello to the whole forum, I am designing some PCB boards and I would like to ask you some advice regarding the most correct method to perform the panelization with Altium.
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