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Hi Josh, I did a very quick review for the KiCAD parts. See attached file. Thanks for sharing your design, ...Jim

Is there a way to hide module values and only show module references on the screen? I understand that they can be turned off during gerber creation. Using kicad "wxWidgets 2.8.10 Unicode on 64 Bits

Hi, When I upgraded from Ubuntu 9.04 to 10.04LTS amd64, I reinstalled Kicad. So now I am running kicad "wxWidgets 2.8.10 Unicode on 64 Bits GNU/Linux". I can't seem to find "Undo"! Is it gone? Thanks!

I am sending for prototipe boards of my kicad design can some people look? It is ncp_base_8.zip It is kicad and the libraries are in the library or schematic library folder their is a parts list and

I just wanted to thank you, Bernd, for giving me an idea for how to do curved tracks (or more accurately I guess I should be thanking your skull and crossbones, which is what piqued my curiosity and

The menu entry is in the module editor. I used it myself a couple of weeks ago to draw sets of curved "tracks" on the copper layer (by default graphics go on the Silk layer). As for kicad being useful

Rohan: In the module editor, you need to save the modified footprint to an existing (or new) library. It is not so straightforward, but here are the steps: 1) Set the working library (it's the first

Is that in the Module editor or the PCB editor (pcbnew)? As I mentioned in the second part of the question, I was working on artwork imported into a module with bitmap2component. I suppose the module

No, not to my knowledge. Doing things the other way around is the recommended method, so I guess that is what most people do. It would not be that difficult to write a script, but by the time you have

So an automated dummy board generator does not exist? I thought there might be a script that takes a module file(or files) and automatically generates a board file with all the footprints within a

If you have a read of the pcbnew help document, you will find that it describes a method of module management. see section 11.11 Unfortunately you (like I did at first) just started adding things as

I'd like to see object alignment tools in future releases.

Is there a way I can quickly view all the footprints I have added. Not the text name, but the actual graphics. Is there a script out there that will automatically place footprints across several

I wish on the visibles window there was a method for grouping items so I could quickly turn on/off layers with a single click. Perhaps have several pre-defined groups based on layers (front and back)

Same here, now I am a Dutchman but I run all my programs in English as most forums use the English language. I just thought that looking at my IP address Kicad concluded that I would want the Dutch

The last time I tried a Google Dutch->English translation the result was so incomprehensible that I found it easier to struggle through the original Dutch, so nice to know that I guessed correctly it

There is an entry on the menu to change all the lines from one layer to another. Regards, Robert.

Hi, you know the moment you mentioned it, I just had to try this! Do my eyes deceive me or did it say "Kajak de Grote Oceaan over" which translates as "Take a kayak and paddle across the Great Ocean"

the same as you do not want to follow Google's maps directions from "Los Angeles, USA" to "Tokyo, Japan" ;-) ---- "serge.vereecke" <serge.vereecke@...> wrote: ============= Hi, You probably

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