DJ Delorie wrote:
> One suggestion I got a Devcon was to support STEP format for 3-d
> graphics. While it's a hairy format, it was said to be "the
standard"
> for sharing 3-d models of components.
>
> Of course, it would be nicer if someone *else* supported it for
> us :-)
That's why I keep s
Am 29.10.2010 02:44, schrieb kai-martin knaak:
How about some low hanging fruit in the mean time?
* Always highlight the object a left mouse click would refer to.
This is done by many CAD applications. It would make many GUI
actions more predictable to newbies (and evveryone else, too).
I always
On Fri, 29 Oct 2010 17:31:28 +0200
"Bert Timmerman" wrote:
> Anyone volunteering for the difficult part ?
Ah, if only I knew some kind of true 3D modeling environment... Technical
graphics/artwork is kind of a hobby for me, and I'd like to think I'm pretty
good at it, so if I knew what the he
OK,
I'm corrected and happy for us ;-)
Anyone volunteering for the difficult part ?
Kind regards,
Bert Timmerman.
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I developed the gR8C board specifically for the lab, but we're going
to try to use it as a generic eval board also.
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> IMHO and AFAICT STEP is a "closed" standard, that is, one will have to
> (probably ?) buy a copy of the standard and then violate the copyright
> notice prohibiting to disclose (reproduce ?) its contents into some sort of
> a library (libSTEP ?), which then could be published under LGPL and used
On Fri, 2010-10-29 at 10:50 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
> If you're interested in seeing what they went through, I put the lab
> online. Of course, without the board you can't do the very last step,
> but the EDA parts of it can be done with a standard (PCB 2010 release)
> gEDA/PCB setup:
>
> The l
STEP is an ISO standard, which likely means you have to buy the
standard itself, but you can implement it freely:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_10303
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On Fri, 2010-10-29 at 10:26 -0400, DJ Delorie wrote:
>
> One suggestion I got a Devcon was to support STEP format for 3-d
> graphics. While it's a hairy format, it was said to be "the standard"
> for sharing 3-d models of components.
KiCad (last time I looked a long while ago) use a very specif
Hi DJ,
IMHO and AFAICT STEP is a "closed" standard, that is, one will have to
(probably ?) buy a copy of the standard and then violate the copyright
notice prohibiting to disclose (reproduce ?) its contents into some sort of
a library (libSTEP ?), which then could be published under LGPL and used
At the recent Renesas Developers Conference, engineers from around the
world had an opportunity to experience "a day in the life" of an EDA
engineer using nothing but open source software, including gEDA/PCB.
A total of around 60 people attended my two lab sessions and, using a
demo board they got
One suggestion I got a Devcon was to support STEP format for 3-d
graphics. While it's a hairy format, it was said to be "the standard"
for sharing 3-d models of components.
Of course, it would be nicer if someone *else* supported it for us :-)
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Hello,
I couldn't find an official way to plot the unwrapped phase. So I've made a
script for that. It's not pretty, not optimized, but it works. You can see the
result (before / after) here:
http://bit.ly/ad5Tc2 (.gif)
Download it here:
http://bit.ly/cVvMvY (text)
Move the file in "local/share
Hi all,
IMHO, openSCAD could be a (FOSS) candidate as well for generating a 3D view
a the board.
It's input file is a script resembling C.
For the user manual see: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual
Simple components (CAPC et al) could be defined as a module containing a
cube for
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