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how can I generate library from existing schematic?

vahidso

how can I generate library from existing schematic in circuit studio?

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  • From the developers:

     

    Thomas' answer is spot on. The SchLib file you've created will contain all of the symbols pasted from the schematic objects you copied. The wiring will be ignored when pasting.

     

    The SCH Library panel has a field at the top that can be filtered to only show the duplicates, by typing *_ and then you can see the components ending in _# where # is a number. Other components with an underscore will also be displayed, so be careful not to delete them all without looking.

     

    Footprints can be pasted the same way in your PcbLib file. The filtering is more accurate because you can use *duplicate and you're much less likely to accidentally delete a unique footprint.

  • in reply to e14softwareteam

    I can't seem to get this to work. I have the *.SchLib file open and am displaying the Library panel and schematic. I go to my schematic and select a component and choose "home->copy". When I go to the Library panel and right click it doesn't give me an option to paste new parts.

     

    Thanks,

    Brian

  • in reply to btremaine

    It is worth checking you are using the correct library panel. Open your schematic library and ensure View | Library is active (this is different to View | Libraries). Return to the schematic, copy your symbol and then select the library document again so that the library panel becomes visible. You should now be able to right click in the panel and Paste a new component.

     

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  • in reply to e14softwareuk

    Thank you! The wrong library panel got me again... I'ts now working as expected for schematic & layout footprints.

     

    Brian

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