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Message #11083
Re: SVG -> Cu Layer
On 08/30/2013 08:38 AM, László Monda wrote:
> http://mondalaci.github.io/dxf-to-svg-to-kicad-pcb-converter/ may help
> you given that this drawing is composed of SVG arcs, lines and
> circles. I'm not sure about the filled zones, maybe those could be
> done in KiCad.
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> As soon as the sexp module format will be importable by KiCad I'll add
> a "download as module" option to this tool.
The sexpr modules use are called pretty modules. Pretty refers *only to modules* in this
format.
Pretty modules are already importable in the module editor, one at a time. Just import
something that you know to be in pretty format. Typically it will have *.kicad_mod file
extension. You can also export to pretty format and that module should be given a
*.kicad_mod file extension. Already there, for months.
When you gather a bunch of them under a directory named *.pretty, then this constitutes a
pretty library. These will be readable and writable when the fp lib table work is done.
FYI,
Dick
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> On Tue, Aug 20, 2013 at 6:49 PM, Almustafa <almustafa.net@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Good day...
>>
>> I want use the kicad in the qtouch applications.
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>> Sample:
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>> http://space.ednchina.com/Upload/2009/4/27/678c6f5d-bec2-4262-afd9-bc2617e4af4b.JPG
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>> I design in SVG the component, but this I can't import to Kicad to Cu Layer.
>> In really, this should be fill zone.
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>> In Altium Designer exist a wizard for this elements.
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>> http://wiki.altium.com/download/attachments/19693586/DefaultMediumQTouchWheel.png
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>> I want this.. How I help you?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
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