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Kicad has always understood mounting holes, and it really is very simple. Just add them to the schematic as symbols, as others have said. It's always been possible to make your own symbols, or

It can be sanity-preserving. In 30 years of embedded development, I made 460 pages of notes in Vim, folded to a single TOC page, expanding and searchable, with keywords for quicker hits. After a few

While I'm still transitioning from Eagle, I found similar nonsense in Kicad 5, so I just deleted them and used vias instead. It was trivial to set the drill to 3.2 mm, and diameter to 3.8 mm. Fixed.

Thank you. I will try that.

I have mounting hole symbol in Mechanical library. Kuup?eval neljap?ev, 29. august 2024, kell 01:43:26 GMT +3 kirjutas John Woodgate <jmw@...> j?rgmist: The mounting holes are

Ho John, the problem is that you are doing it wrong. Mounting holes are components, not pads. So you need to click on the component properties, and uncheck the "visible" flag on the "reference" field.

The mounting holes are not in the schematic, any more than the mounting holes for the potentiometer are. Those mounting holes have pads, of course and are called MH1 and MH2. But I see no way of

It sounds like they have not been annotated. Do the mounting holes exist in your schematic, or did you just try to add them onto the PCB? If the latter, that's why the reference hasn't been updated:

There is now a Mounting Hole Library. I don't think there was one in version 6. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

But, presumably John does want them in his schematic. I always include mounting holes, and have a bunch of footprints for different types. -- Regards, Tony

Thank you. I will? try that.

Thanks, Brian. I can select, but I see no way to mark them 'not in schematic'. I tried short-cut E, but I suppose I should use another shortcut, but which?

I put all mounting holes also to schematic and assign appropriate mounting hole footprint to them. Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer

Select them and Mark not in schematic as a property. [email protected]> wrote:

I'm in trouble again. I added four mounting holes to my board and the come with? text 'REF**'. Update PCB describes them as 'unused' and proposes to delete them, which is obviously wrong. I can't

Yes, thank you. Now the big problem is that all the parts may not fit on the largest board I can use. I really do not want to have two stacked boards. -- This email has been checked for viruses by

Hi John, You did already reply. ? Hope it all worked out. -- Regards, Tony

Hi, Tony. I don't know whether I already replied to you, but if not, thanks very much. -- This email has been checked for viruses by AVG antivirus software. www.avg.com

Thank you. I was sure I had seen the feature, but I could not find it again.

Sure. In the PCB editor, go to Edit, select Global Deletions and then select exactly what you want to delete (tracks, vias, zones, text, footprints etc.). You can also select to operate on just one