default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section over a grid. The grid can be customized: Size can be changed using the right click menu or using View → Grid Properties… . 10 The default grid size is 50 mil (0.050") or 1.27 millimeters. This is the for that, use the Change Symbols dialog. Symbol Fields Table The Symbol Fields Table allows you to view and modify field values for all symbols in a spreadsheet interface. You can open the Symbol Fields

default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section and graphic shapes, or the Symbol Fields Table for editing symbol fields in bulk. You can also view and edit item properties using the properties manager. The properties manager is a docked panel that individually rotated around its own origin, not the group’s origin. Show the properties manager with View → Show Properties Manager or the button on the left toolbar. In properties dialogs and many other

default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section and graphic shapes, or the Symbol Fields Table for editing symbol fields in bulk. You can also view and edit item properties using the properties manager. The properties manager is a docked panel that individually rotated around its own origin, not the group’s origin. Show the properties manager with View → Show Properties Manager or the button on the left toolbar. In properties dialogs and many other

the editing canvas The editing canvas is a view onto the board being designed. You can pan and zoom to different areas of the board, and also flip the view to show the board from the bottom. By default default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section drop-down layer selector in the top toolbar, or use a hotkey. Layers can be hidden to simplify the board view. You can hide a layer even if it is the active layer. Display order for board layers NOTE TODO:

the editing canvas The editing canvas is a view onto the board being designed. You can pan and zoom to different areas of the board, and also flip the view to show the board from the bottom. By default default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section drop-down layer selector in the top toolbar, or use a hotkey. Layers can be hidden to simplify the board view. You can hide a layer even if it is the active layer. Display order for board layers NOTE TODO:

the editing canvas The editing canvas is a view onto the board being designed. You can pan and zoom to different areas of the board, and also flip the view to show the board from the bottom. By default default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section drop-down layer selector in the top toolbar, or use a hotkey. Layers can be hidden to simplify the board view. You can hide a layer even if it is the active layer. Display order for board layers The display

the editing canvas The editing canvas is a view onto the board being designed. You can pan and zoom to different areas of the board, and also flip the view to show the board from the bottom. By default default, dragging with the middle or right mouse button will pan the canvas view and scrolling the mouse wheel will zoom the view in or out. You can change this behavior in the Mouse and Touchpad section drop-down layer selector in the top toolbar, or use a hotkey. Layers can be hidden to simplify the board view. You can hide a layer even if it is the active layer. Display order for board layers The display

drop-down menu and select the preset to be deleted from the list. Viewports Viewports store the current view location and zoom level so you can quickly switch back to it later, or switch between several saved layers. You can reduce unwanted snapping points by hiding unneeded layers or using the single-layer view mode. Additionally, you can toggle between snapping to objects on all Cmd Ctrl Ctrl Shift 22 open the properties dialog if all the items you have selected are of the same type. You can also view and edit item properties using the properties manager. The properties manager is a docked panel that

指向尚不 存在的 3D 模型的路径，以期待将来创建 3D 模型。 浏览 3D 视图 Dragging with the left mouse button will orbit the 3D view. By default this is the centroid of the board, but the pivot point can be reset to a new point on will zoom the view in or out. Scrolling while holding pans the view left and right, and scrolling while holding pans up and down. Dragging with the middle mouse button also pans the view. 不同大小的 3D 3D 查看器控制 许多查看选项是通过顶部的工具栏控制的。 55 Reload the 3D model Copy 3D image to clipboard Render current view using raytracing Redraw Zoom in Zoom out Fit drawing in display area Rotate X clockwise Rotate

Migrating files from previous versions Using KiCad project manager Project manager window Project tree view Side toolbar Creating a new project Importing a project from another EDA tool KiCad configuration a tree view on the left showing the files associated with the open project, and a launcher on the right containing shortcuts to the various editors and tools. Project tree view The tree view shows a a list of files inside the project folder. Double-clicking on a file in the tree view will open it in the associated editor. Right-clicking on a file will open a context menu with some file manipulation