Ultiboard 12 - bug exporting gerber X

Hi,
I believe there is a bug in Ultiboard 12, gerber X handling.
If you export a layer in gerber X format, the files are generated and correctly interpreted by ultiboard 12.
The bug becomes apparent when one opens the created gerber files on third partie software or even on Ultiboard 11.
So far I have seen missing power planes and missing nets when on top of power planes.
In the PDF atached on the bottom layer you can see short circuits between the power plane and some nets
On the top layer PDF the nets are missing.
I share a gerber file, generated on Ultiboard 12 as an example an PDF files for it as seen by Ultiboard 12 and 11.
Any ideias what may be going on?
Attachments:
AmplFinal_2(AmplFinal_2) - Copper Top.gbr ‏32 KB
AmplFinal_2(AmplFinal_2) - Copper Bottom.gbr ‏52 KB
Ultiboard 11.pdf ‏243 KB

Hi Tonitos,
There were changes to the gerber export when Ultiboard 12 was released. In Ultiboard 11 and older, copper areas were created using lines but in Ultiboard 12 and 13, copper areas are created using polygon shapes. The commands used in V12 are standard gerber commands and your tool should support them.
In the old gerber export, your copper top will appear as 1 layer in your gerber tool, but the new format will create multiple layers. For example, the copper top layer you attached previously generates three layers a gerber tool. In attached screen shots, layer 1 shows most of your board covers, layer 2 removes clearances around the pads and traces, layer 3 adds the traces and pad back. I noticed the layer 1 is the same as your pdf attachment screen shot, check with your colleague if all layers are turned on the gerb tool.
If you like me to look at your design, send me a private message with your email address. I will send you an email so that your design will remain private.
Tien P.
National Instruments
Attachments:
layer 1.PNG ‏5 KB
Layer 2.PNG ‏14 KB
Layer 3.PNG ‏18 KB

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