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For the last 3 days I have been working on routing the Honours project. For the design I use CadSoft Eagle. However, it’s been annoying me quite a bit.Here is just a shortlist of things,
I’m thinking of moving to gEDA because it’s free software, I would no longer be restricted with what I do. However, it’s quite hard to use and doesn’t come with the extensive libraries that Eagle has. I’m thinking that I’m going to write a ULP script which converts EAGLE stuff to the format used by gEDA. We’ll see what happens. |
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Have you found any decent manual for Eagle 4.1?
There is just one hang-up I am having with it, and that is adding user-defined components to the library (device manufacturers don’t support Eagle much at all). Their component editor is a real piece of crap, really bad! Almost useless. I have to follow the steps in their tutorial every time I need to add a new device, and even then I risk crapping out the whole library.
Does anyone offer a “missing manual” to your knowledge?
I have found the user-defined components stuff quite easy to use myself. There are some really good tutorials on the web for how to do it – just seach for eagle tutorial.
Sorry I couldn’t be more help.