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Ciiva isn't showing up in my Libraries. How can I get it installed?

I've had the trial for about a week now, and it's been a near waste as I don't have access to anything but the internal libraries, and haven't found for the life of me any documentation on how to get the Ciiva library in CircuitStudio. Anyone have any ideas?

0 clem57 over 10 years ago
Creating an Integrated Library
A CircuitStudio Integrated Library is produced from a specialised project type called a Library Package (*.LibPkg). In the simplest approach, an existing Schematic Library (with valid model links) is added to this project, which is then compiled to produce a separate Integrated Library.
The basic steps are:
Create a Library Package project by opening a new Integrated Library project (File » New Project » Integrated Library).
Save the project as a suitable name (File | Project Actions | Save).
Add the existing target schematic library to the project (File | Design Documents | Add Existing Document).
Compile the project to create the matching Integrated Library (select the package project name and choose Compile Integrated Library xx.LibPkg from the right-click context menu)
Check for a successful compile result as indicated in the Messages panel (View | System | Messages).
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0 clem57 over 10 years ago

I do not see where Learn More About Ciiva works with Circuit Studio?
Clem
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0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to clem57

Same question here. Ciiva is quite a useful library and it's supported by CircuitMaker. If Circuit Studio and CircuitMaker are based on the same technology provided by Altium, can we expect such integration into Circuit Studio as well?
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0 Former Member over 10 years ago in reply to clem57

Clem,

the Ciiva functionality is shown being used in CircuitStudio here: http://documentation.circuitmaker.com/display/CMAK/Component+Management+in+CircuitMaker

My mistake, I didn't realize that was CircuitMAKER, not CircuitSTUDIO. I'm glad the branding was clear in differentiating the two...
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Ciiva isn't showing up in my Libraries. How can I get it installed?

Creating an Integrated Library