graphical polygons cannot be assigned to a net and will not keep clearance from other items. Add bitmap image. Add text. Add a textbox. Add dimensions. Dimension types are described in more detail below. Viewer The current 3D view can be saved to an image with File → Export Current View as PNG… or Export Current View as JPG… , depending on the desired image format. The current view can also be copied to to the clipboard using the button, or Edit → Copy 3D Image. The 3D Viewer has a raytracing rendering mode which displays the board using a more physically accurate rendering model than the default

Viewer The current 3D view can be saved to an image with File → Export Current View as PNG… or Export Current View as JPG… , depending on the desired image format. The current view can also be copied to to the clipboard using the button, or Edit → Copy 3D Image. The 3D Viewer has a raytracing rendering mode which displays the board using a more physically accurate rendering model than the default controls Many viewing options are controlled with the top toolbar. 50 Reload the 3D model Copy 3D image to clipboard Render current view using raytracing Zoom in Zoom out Redraw Fit drawing in display

Viewer The current 3D view can be saved to an image with File → Export Current View as PNG… or Export Current View as JPG… , depending on the desired image format. The current view can also be copied to to the clipboard using the button, or Edit → Copy 3D Image. The 3D Viewer has a raytracing rendering mode which displays the board using a more physically accurate rendering model than the default controls Many viewing options are controlled with the top toolbar. 45 Reload the 3D model Copy 3D image to clipboard Render current view using raytracing Zoom in Zoom out Redraw Fit drawing in display

graphical polygons cannot be assigned to a net and will not keep clearance from other items. Add bitmap image for reference. Reference images are not included in fabrication outputs. Add text. Add a textbox in any fabrication outputs. To add a reference image, use the button on the right toolbar and select the desired reference image file. Once the image has been added to the canvas, you can scale it by dragging the editing canvas or open its properties dialog ( ) and set the scale explicitly in the Image tab. Here you can also Convert to Greyscale if you wish. E 82 Reference images have an associated

for creating outlines When creating outlines, and especially when sharing the work with others, consistency in the design and naming of files helps people locate files quicker and place the components with widely accepted schemes for determining the pin orientation and component center in 3D models. For consistency, if there are only 2 pins they must be in a horizontal arrangement (see figure 4) along the X axis described by the pin locations and Pin 1 is preferably at the top left corner; this will maintain some consistency with the standardized orientation of SMT components; however, such a model will be rotated -90

for creating outlines When creating outlines, and especially when sharing the work with others, consistency in the design and naming of files helps people locate files quicker and place the components with widely accepted schemes for determining the pin orientation and component center in 3D models. For consistency, if there are only 2 pins they must be in a horizontal arrangement (see figure 4) along the X axis described by the pin locations and Pin 1 is preferably at the top left corner; this will maintain some consistency with the standardized orientation of SMT components; however, such a model will be rotated -90

for creating outlines When creating outlines, and especially when sharing the work with others, consistency in the design and naming of files helps people locate files quicker and place the components with widely accepted schemes for determining the pin orientation and component center in 3D models. For consistency, if there are only 2 pins they must be in a horizontal arrangement (see figure 4) along the X by the pin locations and Pin 1 is preferably at the top left corner; this will maintain some consistency with the standardized orientation of SMT components; however, such a model will be rotated -90

for creating outlines When creating outlines, and especially when sharing the work with others, consistency in the design and naming of files helps people locate files quicker and place the components with widely accepted schemes for determining the pin orientation and component center in 3D models. For consistency, if there are only 2 pins they must be in a horizontal arrangement (see figure 4) along the X axis by the pin locations and Pin 1 is preferably at the top left corner; this will maintain some consistency with the standardized orientation of SMT components; however, such a model will be rotated -90

rule severities, custom constraints for pad-to-zone connections, and footprint board-vs.-library consistency checks. Improved initial footprint placement, and a new "Pack and Move Footprints" tool that enables

rule severities, custom constraints for pad-to-zone connections, and footprint board-vs.-library consistency checks. Improved initial footprint placement, and a new "Pack and Move Footprints" tool that enables