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I tried to import same svg from boart to pcb - but it says it cannot find copper layer.I tried to open svg in inkscape - grouped object and add id="copper0" in properties of group, and reimport in...
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That is what is looks like... at least one of your pins in the .fzp are not associated with a pin in the breadoard.svg. It only take one... could be misslabeled or just misspelled. Try this, open the...
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It tells you about copper in the video that was posted above. Have you watched it?
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If you can't fix it then just send me the .fzpz and I will fix it for you...
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You are all correct. When I save I have: But in board and schematics view all check are there in near connector names - so all populated.So I thought I could use part in board and schematics at least...
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Old_Grey: Inkscape, Path/Trace Bitmap, delete bitmap, and then just work with the vector @Old_Grey: Where is the link to video?
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I tried searching forum and seems other have same problem:in http://fritzing.org/forum/thread/1334/?page=last#post6414 @joneff author says: I've been having trouble with the "no copper layer defined"...
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Third post down on this actual topic. Here it is again. Part Creation - A very rough how-to parts help You would need a whole series of videos, but this is a quick one to show some tips. This is not a...
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OK manually editing svg and following @joneff advice: the copper layer has to be described in the .svg with two nested tags like this did the trick. PCB is populated now.[quote="Old_Grey, post:20,...
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Ok, connector230pin was the only pin that was not connected to a pin in your breadboard.svg... although it does not seam to be all connect up right.. Your schematic.svg had no schematic at all.. it...
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Now a strange thing - there are two connectors white in fritzing - and I cannot connect wire to it - what could be wrong?In part editor both pins have check mark and select appropriate pin. Pasted...
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This is my first part made from resistor following "save as new" workflow.
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I'd say not a bad start for your first part. In the fpz from the part in the sketch you published above pin 0 and pin1 are incorrect in that they define connector0leg and connector1leg which define a...
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zhivko: Now a strange thing - there are two connectors white in fritzing That is a good question... that is connector0pin and connector1pin. In the Parts Editor, it shows them as connected and the...
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For future reference when posting a part for review it is best to right click on the part in the mine parts bin then click export file (which will create an fzpz file of only the part) rather than the...
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steelgoose: All the pins in your breadboard.svg are embedded about 30 layers deep... one big mess... That is because the original source was a png file that he converted to an svg with an online cloud...
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vanepp: p svgId="connector0pin" legId="connector0leg" layer="breadboard" Yea... that what it was... right is front of me eyes and didn't even think about that...
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vanepp: connector0leg Which file I need to modify to remove that legid ?
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I do not find it in fritzing anywhere. So should I manually edit some file ?
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