DJ Delorie wrote:
1. In the schematic should I use "footprint=1206.fp" or
"footprint=1206" ? Does the ".fp" extension designate the newer footprints?
.fp is a convention I added when I set up gedasymbols.org, as the web
server needed some standard suffix in order to add a handler for them.
So
2. Under the pcblib-newlib directory, there are two locations for the
1206.fp footprint; 1) geda and 2) generic. Is this a problem and how
does PCB handle this?
PCB doesn't. When you load from the library, you specify exactly
which one you want. Once it's loaded, there'
What I do is I place all of the footprints I have reviewed in a single
directory and I only use footprints from that directory.
I have a shell script called sch2pcb which contains the lines ---
#!/bin/bash
gsch2pcb --use-files --elements-dir /local/lan/pcb/packages $@
Only footprints from the
> 1. In the schematic should I use "footprint=1206.fp" or
> "footprint=1206" ? Does the ".fp" extension designate the newer footprints?
.fp is a convention I added when I set up gedasymbols.org, as the web
server needed some standard suffix in order to add a handler for them.
So far, nothing t
Like that one John!
Just copied it into my workflow.
Thanks,
John G
John Luciani wrote:
I have a shell script called sch2pcb which contains the lines ---
#!/bin/bash
gsch2pcb --use-files --elements-dir /local/lan/pcb/packages $@
Only footprints from the directory /local/lan/pcb/packages ar
On 3/9/07, Ryan Seal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have noticed there are more than a few duplicated footprints sprinkled
throughout the footprint libraries ? I can go in and make custom
footprints for everything but that kind of defeats the purpose. Is there
a particular directory that I should
I am trying to use a "1206" smd footprint in my schematic and have the
following questions:
1. In the schematic should I use "footprint=1206.fp" or
"footprint=1206" ? Does the ".fp" extension designate the newer footprints?
2. Under the pcblib-newlib directory, there are two locations for t
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