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Thanks, Jon. If it is at 7.99, can 8.0 be far away? Should I wait? ====================================================================================== Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions

LTSpice schematic import support has been added in the nightly builds (7.99) and will be released in KiCad 8.0. Unfortunately, there is no way I know of to import an LTSpice schematic in 7.0 or older

Thanks, Tony, but I think you misunderstood. I want to convert an LTspice schematic (in .ASC or any other format) to a KiCad schematic. I could print it and re-create it in KiCad, but I was hoping to

I think you're out of luck, John. There are scripts to create symbols, but I suspect they are not useful for the kind of (analogue) stuff you want to use. Perhaps if you post a list of what you're

Symbols and PCBs can be captured from bitmaps, so it looks as though schematics, which are much simpler, could be captured, but there is no direct way to do that in KiCad 6. I wonder if there is an

Not that i know of, but i havent really researched it

Is it possible to capture a Spice schematic (perhaps in the form of an .ASC, .JPG or .BMP) as a Kicad schematic?

OOPS! Sorry. Who reads subject lines anyway?? ====================================================================================== Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own Opinions Only www.woodjohn.uk

He is on the Kicad list John, not LTspice. Read the subject line of the email.

Then just upload the schematic file and any symbol files not native to LTspice. ====================================================================================== Best wishes John Woodgate OOO-Own

I am not running a simulation. I don't know how you got that idea. This is in the schematic editor.

No-one can tell by extra-sensory perception. Upload your .ASC files AND all the other files required to run the simulation, but not? .RAW nor .LOG files, as a ZIP archive to Files => Temp and then

I have a design which is essentially two separate circuits (a motherboard and daughter card)?with two 3.3V rails (+3V3 and +3.3VP) and two separate grounds (GND and GND1). They do, however, use two

Do you have "locked items" turned on in the selection filter on the bottom right?

Not on macos 10.15. Seems to be a bug. But 7.x does npt run on my macos, so no bug report. )-; Text editor is yout friend. (-; Axel --- PGP-Key: CDE74120 ? mobile: +49 160 7568212 computing @ chaos

Using 6.0.11 here on linux works fine click on the footprint and it highlights. Select propeties and then choose lock/unlock as needed. Andy <Axel.Rau@...> wrote:

Selecting of a locked part does not work in 6.0.10. So how can I unlock it ? Thanks, Axel --- PGP-Key: CDE74120 ? mobile: +49 160 7568212 computing @ chaos claudius

"Axel Rau" <Axel.Rau@...> wrote: open the footprint in the footprint editor The crosshairs are the zero or placement point. i.e where you click on the that will be where the module is placed

Hi Andy and Jason, I will try your suggestions, On one board, the connectors are on the back side. How exactly I get the zero point of a footprint? Both boards have different dimensions, but I try to

Another suggestion, after placement, would be to export step models of both boards, and do a fit check in FreeCAD or another 3D modelling tool of your choice. Select the two mating surfaces and add a