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Actually, yes. KiCad project dumped the crappy one from 4.0 and now uses
part of another package called Freerouting
https://freerouting.org/freerouting/using-with-kicad
I use it with my new class on KiCad and it does a decent job on a simple
2-layer board.
I attached my latest board - the loop an
On 3/26/19 2:01 PM, Pete Soper via TriEmbed wrote:
Does KiCad 5.0 have a usable autorouter?
-Pete
Never trust the autorouter!
I can't speak for fully-automatic routing, but KiCad 6.0's interactive
routing tools (push-and-shove, walk-around) are actually quite
impressive and time-saving on
Chip has made some very good points on the value of commercial software,
and I disagree with nothing he's said. I just thought I'd muddy the
waters with a bit more info about KiCad on some particular fronts:
1. Workflow
I'll be the first to agree that KiCad's workflow isn't necessarily very
i
Does KiCad 5.0 have a usable autorouter?
-Pete
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> https://www.4pcb.com/free-pcb-layout-software/
>
> I've never used it, but it claims to be free and unrestricted, and have
> a half-million-part library.
>
> Cheers,
> -Brian
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+1 on KiCAD because if I am going to spend time on something I do not want
restrictions.
I am not a PCB designer, we always had people that specialized in the that
skill, but I was very familiar to the PCB manufacture and assembly. So when I
give you my experience on KiCAD, I am not biased, but
On 3/25/19 11:08 PM, Dwight Morgan via TriEmbed wrote:
Thanks Carl. I downloaded Eagle and will bear down on learning it. I’ve
used AutoCad before so I’m hoping there is a wee bit of familiarity.
There should be some good tutorials for it.
Dwight
Hi Dwight,
I strongly encourage you to pick
