Damn, it does a pretty good job except body lines are white instead of black. It looks like FZ is the problem not the Eagle2FZ.
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Eagle2Fritzing on Windows
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Xbee pro + mini usb adapter
Are you saying the female headers are a 2mm pitch instead of the usual 0.100" pitch. You have to use the correct one for PCB view incase it gets plugged into a PCB. As for BB most of the boards are on the side of the BB and wired in, and that one looks too wide unless you jump 2 BBs. I say keep it real world for the children.
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Eagle2Fritzing on Windows
If the issue is deeply nested (and pointless) groups, yes I think that is the Fritzing parts exporter. The converted Fritzing schematic svg however isn’t all that good. There seem to be only two pins where the eagle original has many more that don’t show in the Fritzing version.
Peter
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Xbee pro + mini usb adapter
In general it is part makers choice. That said, I’ve found when mixing 2mm and .1 connectors in breadboard it can cause the other .1 connectors in bb to not align to the grid properly. I not exactly sure why, but experiments indicate grid alignment in breadboard isn’t simple. It doesn’t seem to be (as I initially thought) keyed to pin0. I tried a simple 4 pin part, then moved one pin at a time off the .1 grid. Moving any one pin doesn’t seem to misalign the rest but with mixed 2mm and .1 connectors alignment doesn’t work right either. So if you have both types you may want see what alignment looks like and pick what works best.
Peter
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Eagle2Fritzing on Windows
I don’t know what happened with the SCH - I might not know Eagle well enough - but I remember trying to mod parts and there was pads on pads with connector ids on connector ids, like everything was doubled or more. Maybe that was FZ 9.2, and when you exported it it added all that stuff like it does with groups now.
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Eagle2Fritzing on Windows
The code provided by adafruit (Eagle2Fritzing) only requires .brd file to work, not .sch ones. Probably Old_grey didn’t placed / named properly those pin connectors but who knows? This code work pretty good with professional board files provided by manufacturers like Arduino, Adafruit, etc. There must be a hidden / attached property to make the code recognize and place the proper pin label / connectors at schematic view.
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Eagle2Fritzing on Windows
All I did was find an IC in the library and place it in SCH. And when I created the PCB it asked if I wanted to use that IC in PCB, and I said yes. Man that Eagle wasn’t intuitive, you make a project and right-click on the name in the index and that gives you the menus to make SCH and PCB views.
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19885 RGB 8x8 LED Matrix Module
This is beautiful! Thanks!
Do you have any favorite charities I can donate to on your behalf?
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Part appearing on both Sides of PCB
I edited two parts as shown in the picture. But after editing they appear on both sides of the PCB while I want them on the bottom side. I think the problem is in the SVG file with the copper0 and copper1 layers.
Here is the sketch- PCB.fzz (80.2 KB)
I cannot upload the SVGs here because the forums will not let me. But if you need them I will mail them to you.
Thanks
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Part appearing on both Sides of PCB
You can export just the part by right-clicking it from the bin. Usually copper1 is top layer pads and copper0 is bottom on top mounted parts - it might be reverse for bottom mount -, either way try deleting copper0 group. You can also add a silkscreen group above the copper in the XML and put a rectangle in it to show the part outline, because I had a hard time seeing the part.
EDIT
Or maybe put an empty copper0 in copper1.
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Part appearing on both Sides of PCB
Thank you all for your help. I solved it.
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Looking for an STM32 Blue Pill Part
I am new to Fritzing and have been using the STM32F103 Blue Pill module for several applications. I would think that others may be using the same.
I am looking for the part object to use in Fritzing.
Thanks,
Tony
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Looking for an STM32 Blue Pill Part
A google search for “fritzing part STM32F103 Blue Pill” turns up
which contains BluePill.fzpz (a Fritzing part available for download). If that doesn’t do exactly what you need it can be fairly easily modified to match you board as most of the work is already done.
Peter
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19885 RGB 8x8 LED Matrix Module
I didn’t do all that much, the bulk of the work was in the part I cloned from by someone else from this repro on github (this one is 64mm by 64mm rather than 48*48):
https://github.com/brucetsao/Fritzing/blob/master/RGB%20LED%20Matrix%20(8x8).fzpz
Peter
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12V Lead Battery
I apologize for the late response. My Fritzing emails keep ending up in spam (have to fix that). I ended up just putting a 9V and specifying that it should be 12. For my purposes that should work just fine. Thanks!
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Xbee pro + mini usb adapter
Yeah, noticed that Fritzing align the parts based on the 2.54 mm (0.1 in) connectors instead of the little ones, no matter how much I tried moving it on Inkscape or changing the grid size on Fritzing.
Anyway, here are the final version of both parts:
xbee_usb_mini_adapter.fzpz (55.3 KB)
XBee_Pro_RF_module.fzpz (30.5 KB)
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Xbee pro + mini usb adapter
Actually for me none of them are on the grid 
, I haven’t found a way to make it fit to the grid even moving the .1 connectors in Inkscape by what I think should be a correct offset to put them on the grid (I don’t really care about the 2mm ones because they won’t fit a.1 grid). It seems to move the pins in an non linear fashion so that doesn’t work. One thing I notice is both parts lack a breadboard layerId which means that they won’t export from Fritzing as an svg (you need to select all, group and name the group breadboard to fix this). In schematic on the xbee_usb_mini_adapter I prefer to set the pins to be the same as the breadboard, in this case pin 1 (connector 0) would be on the bottom right instead of the top left as now and the .1 connectors would be on the bottom and all 5 of them present so the schematic will match what breadboard really looks like, but as usual that is just me, and your part your choice! As usual good job on breadboard!
Peter
Peter
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Make or find component for ardupilot (quadcopter)
Make or find esc component for ardupilot mega. Сan be done without unnecessary details: + and-for power, + and-to connect the motor,+, -, s to control the element
I can’t do it because I work with Fritzing recently. Help me, please
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Make or find component for ardupilot (quadcopter)
You have several options: us a mystery part or a generic 6 pin IC to get the apparent 6 connections you need (I’m assuming you only want breadboard to show the module interconnection not pcb) of provide a pointer to a data sheet for the esc you want (as there doesn’t appear to be a standard one in a quick look at the ardupilot mega site) which board dimensions so that someone could make a part to match it.
Peter
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Xbee pro + mini usb adapter
For some reason, I did it, now both the usb adapter and xbee pro can be stacked. The only issue is that it doesn’t auto attach the wires when stacked.
Thanks, fixed it.
I followed official schematic as you can check on Google for it.
xbee_pro_rf_module.fzpz (29.9 KB)
xbee_usb_mini_adapter.fzpz (56.5 KB)
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