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I ended up using this little script. #!/bin/sh for DIR in *.pretty; do for file in ${DIR}/*.kicad_mod; do echo "Processing file ${file}..." sed -i s/KISYS3DMOD/KICAD6_3DMODEL_DIR/g ${file} done done I

So, in Altium, you can cut and paste with the "snap" on and it will snap to a detail like a midpoint line segment or the middle of a circle. Can you do that in Kicad?

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Thanks very much! I appreciate the help. Steve

Hi Another note. Buses in the schematic are not restricted to related signals, like in a data bus of a micro processor. A schematic bus in Kicad can be composed of unrelated signals, just as a

Hi Yes. I place the hierarchical labels in the sheet, and bring them up to the sheet placeholder (box) on the above sheet. Then I use them to make the connections from sheet to sheet (box to box). In

To be sure I understand, you assign hierarchical labels on the lower level sheets, then bring them out like pins on the top level sheet? And then you make the connections between the lower level

Hi I use hierarchical labels for that. In general I have one or more pages with only the blocks representing the hierarchic sheets and the hierarchical labels connected from sheet to sheet.

I have a multi-sheet schematic, where there are many random (not bused) signals that connect between sheets. So far, the best approach I've come up with is to give every net a global label. But that

To get v6 do I have to download the source and build it myself? Going to the v6 downloads page there doesn't appear to be any file to download, and all the Linux releases mentioned all seem to be

1. Yes, but you have to save in V6 file format 2. I don't know 3. Yes, however, SnapEDA does not as yet offer V.6 as an option you basically import symbols and footprints.

I am very interested in v6 - it sounds very good. However, having read the release notes I have a few questions :- 1. Is it still possible to open and edit existing 5.x projects under v6 - I gather

Sorry, I misunderstood the query. If it is simply some text in the file, then yes sed should do the job. If it gets very complicated then awk is often useful. I have some bad memories of some

I don't think this is the case. The path name is embedded in footprint files. So I bet this could be done by using sed. Yes, I'm on Linux. Lev -- Levente Kovacs Senior Electronic Engineer W:

Any of the main rename utilities should be able to do this. eg KRename (Assuming you are using linux.) Andy 2021 14:07:38 +0100 "Lev" <leventelist@...> wrote:

Dear all, Thank you very much for tagging v6! This is really a Christmas present! I'm seeking a tool that can rename ${KISYS3DMOD} variable name to KICAD6_3DMODEL_DIR in my custom footprints

Here, the expected result obtained with Andy's solution. ??? Regards, ??? Jean-Paul **** Jean-Paul Gendner Site : f5bu.fr <http://www.f5bu.fr>

JP: That looks correct to me since the pads are not aligned. John

Thank you very much Andy, ??? I have tried the free angle menu and *this Works.* ??? Best regards, ??? Jean-Paul, F5BU **** Jean-Paul Gendner 03 88 27 03 44 Site : f5bu.fr

My picture is probabely not a good example. It is for a small HF circuit and some times I prefer to get straith line between pads. ??? As there is a check box to be able to do so, I think it should