Hello Rafał,
KiCad development was never on GitHub - it was originally on Launchpad
and later moved to GitLab. The issue (and therefore feature request)
tracker is at https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/ - you can
search for related issues there, or start a new one.
Hope this helps
Hello Kevin,
I'm one of the KiCad librarians. Thank you for asking to contribute to
KiCad's libraries. Our library development happens on Gitlab, and
questions like this are best handled in a merge request submitted to
https://gitlab.com/kicad/libraries/kicad-symbols with your proposed symbol.
On 20.01.23 11:53, Mika Laitio wrote:
Small addition to my previous answer - we now have a v6 branch on
packages3d as well as we pushed a breaking change to some models that
makes them incompatible with their corresponding v6 footprints. So you
should ideally use the latest v6 tag for all three
Hi, sorry for the confusion there.
The symbols repo has been migrated to v7. You should no longer use the
master branch from symbols for v6 dailies (as you noticed). Footprints
have not yet been migrated in format, but will be eventually and already
contain references to v7 paths. 3d models wi
Check out the "replicate layout" plugin in the plugin and content
manager. It does exactly this. There are plans to implement this in
the main application for a later version, but for now the plugin
should get you most of the way there.
OK thenx,
(BTW: as I said, I'm not using autoruoter ..
On 20.11.22 16:45, 'Rafał Pietrak' via KiCad Developers wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to KiCAD, and after starting a project I've noticed, that:
Hi Rafal, welcome!
1. once I do create a PCB from new schematic, the parts are lumped
together pretty randomly. I tried to figure out where in the sourc
To add to this, for parts that have both a wrl and STEP model, if the
wrl model is enabled there is a checkbox in the STEP exporter to replace
similarly-named files, which then uses the same-name STEP for the
export. That's the easiest way to export STEP while WRL is enabled for
the display.
