--- In kicad-users@yahoogroups.com, Pedro Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I think you are not doing anything wrong. > > But there are only 2 choices: > 1. Edit eeschema R an C and change pin numbers to 1 an 2. > 2. Edit the modules and change pin numbers to A and B. > > Maybe there is another choice: copy and paste your old R and C from an older > project to a new library and use them.
So I tried copy/save from a project with a netlist that works (generates netlist connections for pins 1 and 2) and pasting the block into a project that's "broken". EEschema removed the old annotations, and I had it update for the new schematic. Then I generated the netlist. Once again the netlist had pins numbered A and B. PCBnew just can't understand that numbering for the default modules in KiCAD. I looked at the library and the pin numbers on all the standard 2 pin passive elements were "~". I could go through and force them to 1 and 2, but that's a lot of work, and I'd have to do it to each element I want to use... I could also modify all the modules I need, so they all use A and B for pin numbers... but again, I'd have a custom set of footprints and I'd need to do it every time. HELP! Jean-Pierre!
