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Libraries are Models.? Same thing, but Library implies a few models together in each file. Somewhat separate from that (but not entirely) are the "standard.*" and "user.*" model files (or

Thanks Tony, I am indeed talking about a network drive that is mapped to all engineers computers as the "M:" drive. I am not an EE, I am a software dev helping them out with some automation so I don't

As you probably know, you can turn off that right axis, after it has been plotted.? And yes, it is because everything there is technically complex. Andy

Thanks Frank and everyone else who chipped in, sorry to be slow in replying.? In the end I managed to get my head around the issue by plotting phase multiplied by frequency, which works fine (though

Yes, "Simulation Library Search Path" is not recursive. Only the symbol search paths are. Best Regards, Mathias

LTspice 24.1.8, the "Simulation Library Search Path [*]:" doesn't appear to be recursive. I have multiple paths defined for use by multiple computers to use shared libraries on a NAS. For example,?

Yes, you're right. It's just the "Open Plot Settings File..." that is missing from the Right-click File menu. However, the Ctrl-O keyboard shortcut does work, provided it hasn't been changed. I can't

Sorry, I meant to write " File > Save Plot Settings As ... ".? It is there but not obvious at first. But the other one to open a new Plot Settings file is missing. Andy

That might be partially taken care of already. With the floated plot window, you can right-click in the plot window, then from the pop-up menu, choose File > Save Plot Settings. or File > Save Plot

In case you haven't come across it before, you can save any number of plot settings in separate .plt files, that define different plot configurations. However, I just realised there is a problem with

Hi Andy, Thank you too and I am using that feature right now. From one of my previous lives I used a simulator where you can tabulate the output panes, which is quite useful since you can bundle

No, some of them are binary files.? Only the .bjt, .dio, .jft, and .mos ones are text, but those are the ones you are most likely to want to customize.? The others are binary files but can be edited

Jeff In reference to number "2. There is one top level to browse a location called "User libraries directory"" below. There is a "User libraries directory" path entry but that item does not point to

Jacco, I am guessing that you already know about changing LTspice's "Default Window Tile Pattern" from the default (Horizontal) to Vertical.? That gives you a full-height plot window, which can be

I worked around this a long time ago by using complex math, see /g/LTspice/message/10802

Thank you Tony. Regards, Jacco

No, this isn't possible. The only other thing you can do is to float the Waveform Viewer window: Right-click > Float Window. This is useful if you have multiple monitors. -- Regards, Tony

Well spotted! Thanks for looking. I did note this yesterday too, while checking a whole bunch of other things. I have uploaded a fixed model

On 21/05/2025 04:24, vbifyz via groups.io wrote: > I had an impression already that Linux/Wine is a faster platform for LTspice than Windows. Now I have a data point to demonstrate it. > The file is

Hi there, Maybe this question has already been asked, but I couldn't find it. Sorry for that. I am looking for multiple tabs/pages in the Waveform (results) window. One can easily add a plot pane