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Hi Edouard,

You can find the sources here:


ftp://iut-tice.ujf-grenoble.fr/cao/sources/


Regards,

Juan

El vie, 14-10-2005 a las 08:15 +0000, Edouard Greiffiths escribió:

Hi Adilson and the list,

well, I did look at the website
() with scrutiny and
still didn't find it. I was a bit upset hence the tone of my message.
I would like to look at the "copper pouring" algorithm to see if I
can contribute with something interesting since I find it a bit too
rough (staircases even with lowest resolution).

If you can direct me (and the list) towards it that will be very
helpful. Most if not all Open Source (namely) projects do not make
any mystery about their sources, see sourceforge.net for example.

Cheers, Edouard.


--- In kicad-users@..., Adilson Oliveira <adilson@a...>
wrote:

Edouard Greiffiths escreveu:

How comes this software pretends to be open source when the

sources are

not available?

Well, the sources *are* avaliable :)
I compiled it here to give support to hardware 3D. I think you just
didn't look hard enough ;)

[]s

Adilson.

Please contribute your symbols and modules to the library folder in
the group files section.



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check the ftp sites. the links are on the web site.

Edouard Greiffiths wrote:

Hi Adilson and the list,
well, I did look at the website () with scrutiny and still didn't find it. I was a bit upset hence the tone of my message. I would like to look at the "copper pouring" algorithm to see if I can contribute with something interesting since I find it a bit too rough (staircases even with lowest resolution).

that would be nice. I've been meaning to start playing with the code as well, just too busy...

-ryan

Hi Adilson and the list,

well, I did look at the website
() with scrutiny and
still didn't find it. I was a bit upset hence the tone of my message.
I would like to look at the "copper pouring" algorithm to see if I
can contribute with something interesting since I find it a bit too
rough (staircases even with lowest resolution).

If you can direct me (and the list) towards it that will be very
helpful. Most if not all Open Source (namely) projects do not make
any mystery about their sources, see sourceforge.net for example.

Cheers, Edouard.


--- In kicad-users@..., Adilson Oliveira <adilson@a...>
wrote:

Edouard Greiffiths escreveu:

How comes this software pretends to be open source when the

sources are

not available?

Well, the sources *are* avaliable :)
I compiled it here to give support to hardware 3D. I think you just
didn't look hard enough ;)

[]s

Adilson.

Hi,

Is there an automatic procedure to create/update equ files?
I did not find anything in the Help.

Thanks,
--Royce.

Hi,
--- In kicad-users@..., Ian bell <ianbell@u...> wrote:

Royce Pereira wrote:

Hi,
All the following observations pertain to PCBnew
1.
It seems module names may not contain spaces! If one does, it has
disastrous consequences like the module vanishing into thin air
instead of being saved.

As a rule I think it is bad practice to have spaces in names.

However,

I agree the documentation should make it clear what characters are
allowed.

Better, Kicad should throw an error if it finds disagreeable
characters in the names etc., or automatically insert underscores,
rather than allow an hours work to go down the drain !

--Royce.

Edouard Greiffiths escreveu:

How comes this software pretends to be open source when the sources are
not available?

Well, the sources *are* avaliable :)
I compiled it here to give support to hardware 3D. I think you just
didn't look hard enough ;)

[]s

Adilson.

How comes this software pretends to be open source when the sources are
not available?

Royce Pereira wrote:

Hi,
All the following observations pertain to PCBnew
1.
It seems module names may not contain spaces! If one does, it has disastrous consequences like the module vanishing into thin air instead of being saved.

As a rule I think it is bad practice to have spaces in names. However, I agree the documentation should make it clear what characters are allowed.

Ian


--
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aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords

Tonamiben wrote:

Adilson Oliveira wrote:

Hi.

Is there a centralized repository for components symbos, footprints, etc?
Kicad is an excelent program but lacks a lot of them. I saw some few
scaterred around and I tought would be nice to have a centralized
repository for them.
If it does not exists, I'm glad to help to create one. I tought even
about creting a tool to import them from another CAD like protel or
eagle if we can find the file format they use.

[]s

Adilson.

If it does not already exist, why not using the "file" section of this newsgroup on the web as a start, where everybody who wish to add their own creation may upload it?
And something like a footer signature on every message that is post from the group may point to that location for the newcomers to know and as a reminder...
Should have some kind of classification and rules to avoid a big mess.

I have set up a footer that will be added to all future messages (including this one hopefully) that asks people to contribute their symbols and modules to the library folder of the group files section..As far as classification is concerned I would advise contributors to create a sub directory with a unique name and place their files in it.

Ian


--
Ian T-Bell
aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords

Adilson Oliveira wrote:

Hi.
Is there a centralized repository for components symbos, footprints, etc?
Kicad is an excelent program but lacks a lot of them. I saw some few
scaterred around and I tought would be nice to have a centralized
repository for them.
If it does not exists, I'm glad to help to create one. I tought even
about creting a tool to import them from another CAD like protel or
eagle if we can find the file format they use.

See my earlier post on this topic. I have set up a library folder in the files section of the group for just this purpose. Feel free to create your own sub folders and contribute your work.

Ian

--
Ian T-Bell
aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords

the second set of coordinates is an auxilary coordinate. you can set your own origin by hitting the space bar. notice the second set resets to 0,0.

Royce Pereira wrote:

4.
On the bottom status bar, the x,y coordinates of the cursor are shown twice. why is this so?

-ryan williams

Adilson Oliveira wrote:

Hi.

Is there a centralized repository for components symbos, footprints, etc?
Kicad is an excelent program but lacks a lot of them. I saw some few
scaterred around and I tought would be nice to have a centralized
repository for them.
If it does not exists, I'm glad to help to create one. I tought even
about creting a tool to import them from another CAD like protel or
eagle if we can find the file format they use.

[]s

Adilson.

If it does not already exist, why not using the "file" section of this newsgroup on the web as a start, where everybody who wish to add their own creation may upload it?
And something like a footer signature on every message that is post from the group may point to that location for the newcomers to know and as a reminder...
Should have some kind of classification and rules to avoid a big mess.

Benoit

Hi.

Is there a centralized repository for components symbos, footprints, etc?
Kicad is an excelent program but lacks a lot of them. I saw some few
scaterred around and I tought would be nice to have a centralized
repository for them.
If it does not exists, I'm glad to help to create one. I tought even
about creting a tool to import them from another CAD like protel or
eagle if we can find the file format they use.

[]s

Adilson.

Hi,
All the following observations pertain to PCBnew
1.
It seems module names may not contain spaces! If one does, it has
disastrous consequences like the module vanishing into thin air
instead of being saved.

I created a footprint for a 16x2 LCD, and named it LCD 16x2 small,
when (i realise now) I should have named it LCD_16x2_small. I saved
it, and when I tried to retrieve it again, Kicad complained it couldnt
find it, though it is seen in the module list of my library.

This bug needs to fixed/ documented.

2.
In the module editor, when one changes the position of the anchor, the
module temporarily disappears from view. One has to zoom out quite a
bit to get it into view again, then zoom in to resume work. This
happens especially when the zoom level is high.

3.
While positioning the cursor, and moving it with the keyboard, with a
low zoom, the resolution is not good, but in high zoom, the resolution
is better. Is this intentional? The zoom value should have nothing to
do with the cursor step resolution. While placing lines etc, one
watches the x,y coordinates, irrespective of the zoom level.

4.
On the bottom status bar, the x,y coordinates of the cursor are shown
twice. why is this so?

Thanks,

--Royce

Hi,
In Pad properties, There are two sets of values DeltaX & Y, and Offset
X & Y.

They are normally 0.00. Changing Delta X & Y has no effect at all.
Changing Offset X & Y offsets the pad from it's centre.

My query is: What is the purpose of these values & in what situations
must they be used?

Thanks,

--Royce.

amhugo wrote:

Hi,
I'm using a scale of 1, and set up the printer as usual, made sure
page size is A4 and tried a copper side print.

Looks like you did all the obvious things but it is odd the Eschema prints OK.

I'm using windows 98, (perhaps that's the problem).

Pass. Anyone else using Kicad under Win98??

I have Fedora Core 4 just installed, perhaps I should try installing
the hp printer drivers in that and try it in linux.

Worth a try just to narrow it down.

Ian


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aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords

--- In kicad-users@..., Ian bell <ianbell@u...> wrote:

amhugo wrote:

Hi,
I can print from the schematic just fine, in colour and B&W.
However when I try to print from the pcb editor, the print is
scrambled. I just get the top right corner printed but with large
vetical bars superimposed on top.
It looks like looking at the board behind prison bars!

I've tried different printers, inkjet and laser with the same result.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Regards, Tony

Works fine for me under Linux. What scale did you use and did you do
printer setup first?

Ian
--
Ian T-Bell
aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords

Hi,
I'm using a scale of 1, and set up the printer as usual, made sure
page size is A4 and tried a copper side print.
I'm using windows 98, (perhaps that's the problem).
I have Fedora Core 4 just installed, perhaps I should try installing
the hp printer drivers in that and try it in linux.

Thanks, Tony

amhugo wrote:

Hi,
I have installed Kicad and just made up my first board, from schematic
to pcb. This software is really good and reminds me of the high-end
products (read expensive) we used to use at work. But I've come across
a problem.
I can print from the schematic just fine, in colour and B&W.
However when I try to print from the pcb editor, the print is
scrambled. I just get the top right corner printed but with large
vetical bars superimposed on top.
It looks like looking at the board behind prison bars!
I've tried different printers, inkjet and laser with the same result.
Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Regards, Tony

Works fine for me under Linux. What scale did you use and did you do printer setup first?

Ian
--
Ian T-Bell
aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords

Hi,

I have installed Kicad and just made up my first board, from schematic
to pcb. This software is really good and reminds me of the high-end
products (read expensive) we used to use at work. But I've come across
a problem.

I can print from the schematic just fine, in colour and B&W.
However when I try to print from the pcb editor, the print is
scrambled. I just get the top right corner printed but with large
vetical bars superimposed on top.
It looks like looking at the board behind prison bars!

I've tried different printers, inkjet and laser with the same result.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?
Regards, Tony

Thanks!

glad to make the 100th! I am radioamateur (F4EXB) and plan to use
KiCad for this activity. I was introduced to KiCad by a fellow
radioamateur at the local radio club.

My name is actually Ed(ouard) Griffiths (couldn't get egriffiths in
Yahoo) and I live in Antibes in the South East of France.

I've made my first steps in KiCad and found it relatively easy to use
but I didn't have time to go beyond basic schematics. I plan to
release a small PCB for PIC programming at the club.

Cheers! Edouard.

--- In kicad-users@..., Ian bell <ianbell@u...> wrote:

Congratulations to E. D. Greiffiths who is the 100th person to join
the kicad user group. Not bad for a group that started just 6

months ago.

Ian
--
Ian T-Bell
aka RuffRecords
aka RedTommo
www.geocities.com/ruffrecords