I've added a link to oscopy, gsim and dataplot to the wiki:
http://geda.seul.org/wiki/geda:data_plotting_improvements#draft4a_new_plotting_application
Thanks Werner! Here is the new the homepage of oscopy:
http://somewhere-in-the-space.no-ip.org/wiki/doku.php?id=oscopy
Arnaud.
I think we'd always wanted a footprint editor to be a mode in PCB, not
a separate utility. That gives you all the HID graphics, editing
tools, and support libraries built-in. File-Open-footprint edits
the footprint, File-Open-layout edits a board. Or
right-click-on-element then edit element to
My 45 degree routes don't always make straight lines. There's a very
slight jog in them. Usually, this happens if the route stopped, and
then I added to it. I don't know if that makes much sense, but if it
does, is there a way to clean that up?
I can post a picture of it, if needed.
gene
If you want to manually do all your 45's, use the '/' key to switch to
X mode (not \_ or _/ or *). Otherwise, PCB makes all connections with
a pair of lines (one |-, one \/) which is normally needed when not all
the pins/pads are on the same grid.
When this happens to me it is caused by not starting
on the end point. Sometimes, especially with 45 deg traces, the end point
can be a little tough to select. Also if you have changed to a
coarser grid it can be more difficult to hit the end point.
(* jcl *)
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John Luciani wrote:
When this happens to me it is caused by not starting
on the end point. Sometimes, especially with 45 deg traces, the end point
can be a little tough to select. Also if you have changed to a
coarser grid it can be more difficult to hit the end point.
(* jcl *)
These
I've recently started using gEDA after years of work with altium, cadence,
pads, et alia: they're what I'm paid to do at work, but I'm enjoying
working with gEDA. So, howdy.
I've been making parts for projects. I have a handful of symbols here:
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