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wrote: I have looked into the code to see how this could be done. I see a few ways forward. Either way we need to somehow traverse the data structures and generate the VRML (or other format) output.

I have just installed Kicad and am using it for the first time. I am in the library editor and have mistakenly placed a component. How do I remove it. I suspect I am missing something obvious. I have

<oliverhosking@y...> wrote: I have just uploaded a footprint Would be interested in any comments ?errors etc I didnt have a 3D file to associate with this Richard

I am a new user to KICAD, though I have used other PCB drafting programs such as Protel Autotrax in the past. I have been waiting for an OSS PCB program - I must say I am impressed so far. Looking to

Hello! I am a new user of KiCad and the power and ease of use have surprised me. Good, really before it was only using a pencil to draw circuits and PCBs. :D I see that the author of KiCad reads this

Phil, Thanks for the assist. I got the file. You can delete it now. Regards Vic ________________________________________________________ Victor Fraenckel - The Windman victorf ATSIGN windreader DOT

Vic, Try this link: http://www.philcovington.com/BAK/kicad-2005-10-27.zip I will keep it on my server for a day or so and then delete it. It is about 50 MB. Good Luck. Phil Covington

Phil, Windows. I appreciate the offer. I run XP with SP2 Vic ________________________________________________________ Victor Fraenckel - The Windman victorf ATSIGN windreader DOT com KC2GUI

Vic Fraenckel wrote: The files section is only 20Mbytes so as you it is not possible to mirror it there Is there any I could download it and email it to you if your mail box will permit files that

I downloaded the software last night including the documentation with no issues. BTW, kudos to Phil for sharing the news of this software in another forum :) Thanks Phil. Dave

Vic, What version do you want (Linux, Windows...)? I can place it to a temporary location on my website so you can try to download it. Phil N8VB

Still having problems downloading Kicad. There appears to be a bottleneck somewhere in the route from my broadband server and the download site. This was confirmed by others. I don't know how to get

Congratulations for the great Kicad !! Something that may be a good adition is section and voltage properties for the conections. This may simplify the pcb design of high pot conections, making

yajeed2000 wrote: Its a perfect fit! It should replace the one that comes with kicad. Any way, i think the older should work too, its not too different. Saludos, Juan Pablo. -- Juan Pablo Daniel

I'm in the process with one of my friends to fix up the KiCad codebase so that we can build packages of it for most of the major distributions (Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, and SuSE). Currently I have a

Ian, You wrote: I thought that too so I went to a site where I knew there was a couple of large (20MB or so) files I could download and I had no problems, achieving approximately 150+KB/Sec. I don't

Vic Fraenckel wrote: I just did a test download fron the main http site and it took only 4 minutes. Speed was over 200K bits/sec. SOunds like an internet issue at your end. Ian

more about it. software and documentation? I have been to http://www.lis.inpg.fr/realise_au_lis/kicad/index.html and have tried download sites there. I have a broadband connection however both

I just discovered kicad and joined this group yesterday to find out more about it. Is there some site where I can go to get a speedier download of the software and documentation? I have been to