Autodesk EAGLE 9.3.0

What's new in this version:

CAM Processor:
- Automatic generation of Drill Output Items and manufacturing Fly-out Drill tab now reflect all valid via layer spans (even interior spans implied by blind vias in layer stack definition).
- Example JSON CAM Job Files now reside in $EAGLEDIR/examples/cam/examples sub-folder of EAGLE installation.
- Load and Save of CAM Job files now behaves more predictably, with "Save" and "Save As" options added.
- Detection of modified CAM Job file data in CAM Job editor has been improved.
- Load performance of board files containing large polygons is improved by deferring creation of preview data until actually required.
- Drill Output Item dialog page now shows preview of drill holes.

FANOUT command:
- Added a new "Allow Violations" mode to allow performing a fanout even if the via causes violations. This can ease trying to track down the source of problems when the fanout can potentially fail for some vias. This mode is available through an icon on the parameters toolbar.
- The command line now allows an optional input for the fanout direction IN | OUT | ALTERNATE.

GROUP and INFO command:
- Added a new selection feature that allows for filtering out attributes for either group or single selection. The option is found on the parameters toolbar when the INFO or GROUP commands are active.

FUSIONTEAM command:
- With this command you can send schematic, board, and manufacturing files to Fusion Team.
- Once published a design to Fusion Team, the user can view, share, and comment on the schematic and board file in the web, and additionally view the 3D board on Fusion Team, even if you do not have EAGLE or Fusion installed.

SPICE Simulation:
- Simulation dialog is now non-modal. It will watch schematic design changes and let user know when update is needed, instead of blocking.
- Bugfixes: Several fixes related to model mapping, particularly when changing the spice type of an already mapped part.
- Performance lag issue fixed in schematics with lots of parts, pins, and lots of connectivity.
- LTSpice support removed. It was confusing to users since EAGLE has an integrated ngspice simulation.

Bugfixes:
- Local and global attributes in devices are now displayed correctly, if multiple attribute texts of the same attribute are used in the device.
- After changing layers while routing in the layout editor it could happen that the board display was not properly refreshed.
- Fixed a crash in the layout editor that could potentially occur while changing the thickness value while editing the layer stackup in the Design Rules.
- The warning message shown on placing a part that has more than two pins with two of its pins on a common net that could not be split into two parts has been corrected.