You are using a Beta software (has not reached its first release yet) and it has not had a new beta release in a year and a half. Also it is open source so if you feel it is so bad please feel free to submit a patch on github for the problem. Beyond that finding the answer to a problem is a good skill to have and if fixing a dll is too much work for someone they are unlikely to be happy making circuits as there is a continuous need to research data that will take longer than finding an answer that is spelled out for you in a pinned thread on a forum.
↧
Api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll Fix?
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
Seeing that it is such a new connector I doubt one already exists publicly. Are you making a PCB or using it to document things in the breadboard view? If you are making a PCB and there is a specific part you are looking for can you provide a link to a datsheet so we know what you are looking for. Everyone is slightly different when making a PCB. Some have two tabs, some have four. Some are normal and some are mounted at 90 degrees to the board. Some have locator pins and some don’t etc.
↧
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
Thanks for your reply, i’m making a pcb, already had one printed with aisler that arrived today but want to advance it to include the USB C. The datasheet link is here https://uk.rs-online.com/web/p/type-c-usb-connectors/9209199/
thanks for any help
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
Thanks for the link. After a bit of searching I found the foot print in this document http://www.molex.com/pdm_docs/sd/1054500101_sd.pdf
I personally do not have the time right this second to make the part. If I do find time before someone else does I will see about making it. If you are in a hurry and no one volunteers to make it you could dive into making parts. There is a learning curve that stops many people and unfortunately the instructions around the web are conflicting at best because the process of making parts has changed since Fritzing was first created. If you do go down the parts creation rabbit hole feel free to ask questions here on the forum, there are many people around that do know how to make parts that are willing to give advice.
↧
ESP8266-07 with Adapter Plate created
I have observed strange behavior:
“variant 2” of ESP8266-07 can’t be set to pcb layer top.
Problems appears in Fritzing Version 0.9.3 (b5c895d327c44a3114e5fcc9d8260daf0cbb52806 2016-04-19) 64 [Qt 5.6.0] (Linux).
Thank you for advice how to fix it.
Roman
↧
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
Thanks, I will give it a go. Seen parts created in SVG files before is this the best way to do these or is there a specific program you would recommend maybe one you use personally, that diagram helped. Thanks again.
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
Just read in forum, Inkscape. Have that, here’s hoping. 
↧
ESP8266-07 with Adapter Plate created
Apparently, that is the reason for “variant 3”. Try this one…
ESP8266-07_V3.fzpz (62.1 KB)
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
I also use Inkscape as I am a Linux user and it is the best Opensource vector graphics program available.
This is the tutorial I had saved in my bookmarks so I think it is the one I found most useful https://learn.sparkfun.com/tutorials/make-your-own-fritzing-parts .
↧
↧
ESP8266-07 with Adapter Plate created
I’ll add my esp12-f I just fixed up as the one I found had many issues including the pcb footprint.
ESP-12F (ESP8266 WiFi Module).fzpz (223.1 KB)
I think it may have started off in core parts but I don’t remember completely.
↧
ESP-WROOM-32 (ESP-32S) part
Here is a new part with the fzp file fixed so all the connections work and the scaling has been fixed so it produces the correct PCB footprint.
ESP-WROOM-32 [ESP-32S] Module.fzpz (20.4 KB)
EDIT: I should say the scaling on the schematic is still wrong, usable but ugly.
↧
Api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll Fix?
It is the entire c runtime library that is missing not just one dll. There is apparently a licensing issue as well (you need a Microsoft license to redistribute the c runtime library) . The error appears to be issued by Windows not Fritizing and I so far have not found anything on the net that tells me how Fritzing would detect that the run time library is missing before calling it to issue a better error message than is currently done. Lots of information on how to download the library from Microsoft (and warnings about licensing) but no detection code that I have found. If someone knows of a way I’d appreciate a pointer.
Peter
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
I can make a foot print for this easiliy enough except for the mounting tabs which appear to need an oval slot with a copper surround. I’m not sure the gerber output supports slots (but I also don’t know much about the gerber code either). If someone can tell me how to code the slot (if that is indeed possible) I can do this easily enough.
Peter
↧
↧
ESP8266-07 with Adapter Plate created
variant 3 seems 0.K.
Thank you.
R.
↧
ESP8266-07 with Adapter Plate created
Yes, this works perfect, thank you,
R.
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
I’ve not used inkscape before so still trying to get a grip on it, but that would help. I’m wondering maybe would it be possible to edit say a micro b usb from adafruit that has similar tabs?? or do you need to build a whole new part.
↧
Measure distance between two pins
Is there a way to measure the exact distance between two pins on the layout?
I would need it because the cutout for the display is given, and I need to do the pcb matching to it.
Thanks for all help!
↧
↧
Measure distance between two pins
(post withdrawn by author, will be automatically deleted in 24 hours unless flagged)
↧
Measure distance between two pins
At the very bottom of the core parts bin you will find a ruler that you can drag out onto the PCB. One edge has extremely fine resolution. You can also change the length and units in the inspector on the right.
↧
USB 3.1 type C female socket connector
I just did some research and from the looks of it Fritzing does not have a way of making slotted holes for connectors. You could use a larger hole the diameter of the longest dimension, multiple overlapping holes (most board shops won’t make this) or draw them in the actual board layer but then they are not plated. The last option would be to find a different connector maybe one with smd tabs not tht tabs or maybe one where the hole are further from the connections making it easier to use round holes.
↧