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If you know the part number google search part number Kicad footprint. There are numerous websites which work with distributors, vendors, and so on to create symbols, footprints, and 3d models which

The preferred solution is to create your own footprint for the part you wish to use. Sometimes you can find an existing footprint that is close, save a copy of it in your personal footprint library,

I rarely make printed boards, but I need to in this case. I am using version 8.01. I have identified footprints for all of the components except for a 1 kohm trimmer potentiometer. This has? 5.08 mm

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Hi, I don't know what FB is, but that "someone" is wrong. And you are answering yourself: your experience, and anyone's who tried it, shows otherwise. Regards,Pedro. Enviado desde Yahoo Mail con

Hi all, On the FB group, someone pointed out that KiCad refuses to generate Gerber plots when there are DRC issues with the board. My experience shows otherwise. Is there any feature like this? If

Thanks, Brian, but that's not the problem. I am not sure which message you are replying to, because you haven't cited any of my message.? I have been advised how to configure 'libraries' so that my?

John, if I am understanding you correctly, you may still have the 'add symbols' tool activated (your cursor would look like an opamp symbol next to the crosshairs) thus only letting you see this when

Ah, that sounds great. Found my way in there, but using "browse libraries" to navigate to my Eagle stuff, Kicad will again not see a .lbr file, only .lib, so no apparent ability to digest Eagle

Try adding the Eagle library in the Manage Symbol Libraries dialog. Eagle is one of the formats supported there.

Many thanks, CW. While mostly being comments denying the usefulness of importing a library, there was one link there to: https://github.com/lachlanA/eagle-to-kicad-libs I.e. it appears that Kicad

https://forum.kicad.info/t/using-eagle-footprint-libs-with-kicad/20795/2

Tried " Simply go to File->Import Non-KiCad Project->EAGLE Project and then select the EAGLE schematic file", as googled, but in Eeschema, File-> Import->FootprintAssociationFile will only allow .cmp

Agreed, regardless of what the design software is, ypu should only use parts and symbols that you have verified as gop an have put them into your own libs. That way no update will upset them and any

Yes, I think the best way forward is for you to define your own schematic library, as I've mentioned. That will set you up well for more convenient and organized work in future.

I selected the symbol, but the pane that opens only offers symbols from the KiCad library. I see no way of selecting the symbol file in the Project folder. I will try reading the Help. -- This email

Ah. The 'Cancel | Zoom | Grid' menu appeared because you did not select the symbol beforehand. I should have mentioned that! Select the symbol to make it active, then right-click to get the full

Junction point is not imported but net connection still present. I checked with Highlight Nets button. So... imported schematic is correct electrically. But dependent how schematic complicate you will

All right. It seems like you want to create and use your own symbols so this is unfortunately the perfect time to create your own schematic library. Rather than try and explain here, may I refer you

Thanks. I have installed it. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com