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Circuit Studio - Part created but then not found

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Hi

Is anyone else finding that having created a part in CircuitStudio, complied the library with no errors reported that when one goes to place that component in a schematic that even though it is visible in the Library Circuit Studio reports ... "Failed to load <library path.schlib> STG <part name> could not be found"

 

If so any clues as to how to stop it doing this?

 

Thanks

 

Neil

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    Hi Neil

     

    I am having this problem also.

     

    I am very new to this software having used Eagle for a number of years. I have followed the information in the help on creating parts but the links between the schematic and the footprints don't seem to work.

     

    I have a library for through hole capacitors that has 5 or so foot prints in it for various sizes of caps but the software wont included it for some reason.

     

    I notice the libraries that come supplied (not the vault) are in a compiled format. Don't know if that has something to do with it.

     

    As far as I know you make a new schematic library and place the pins and draw your shapes for the part.

     

    Next you make a PCB library that contains the footprint and a step file (optional I believe) for the part so it looks nice in the 3D view.

    I think the pads have the same number assigned as the pins. So pin 1 in the sch file is pin 1 in the PCB file. You then right click on the sch symbol and assign the PCB footprints.

     

    Sounds easy I think that's it but I am have a lot of problems making it work.

     

    Geoff.

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    Hi Neil

     

    I am having this problem also.

     

    I am very new to this software having used Eagle for a number of years. I have followed the information in the help on creating parts but the links between the schematic and the footprints don't seem to work.

     

    I have a library for through hole capacitors that has 5 or so foot prints in it for various sizes of caps but the software wont included it for some reason.

     

    I notice the libraries that come supplied (not the vault) are in a compiled format. Don't know if that has something to do with it.

     

    As far as I know you make a new schematic library and place the pins and draw your shapes for the part.

     

    Next you make a PCB library that contains the footprint and a step file (optional I believe) for the part so it looks nice in the 3D view.

    I think the pads have the same number assigned as the pins. So pin 1 in the sch file is pin 1 in the PCB file. You then right click on the sch symbol and assign the PCB footprints.

     

    Sounds easy I think that's it but I am have a lot of problems making it work.

     

    Geoff.

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