goal of the KiCad Development Team to keep the development branch as usable as possible during new feature development. 支持 如果您有想法，评论或问题，或者您只是需要帮助： KiCad官方用户论坛 是一个与其他 KiCad 用户联系并获得帮助的好地方。 加入我们在 Discord When this feature is enabled, the mouse cursor is automatically moved to the center of the screen when the user zooms in or out. This keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual cursor in different areas of the canvas. If the default zoom behavior is uncomfortable, disable the feature in the Mouse and Touchpad preferences. The toolbar at the left side of the screen contains basic

goal of the KiCad Development Team to keep the development branch as usable as possible during new feature development. Support If you have ideas, remarks or questions, or if you just need help: The official When this feature is enabled, the mouse cursor is automatically moved to the center of the screen when the user zooms in or out. This keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual cursor in different areas of the canvas. If the default zoom behavior is uncomfortable, disable the feature in the Mouse and Touchpad preferences. The toolbar at the left side of the screen contains basic

goal of the KiCad Development Team to keep the development branch as usable as possible during new feature development. Support If you have ideas, remarks or questions, or if you just need help: The official When this feature is enabled, the mouse cursor is automatically moved to the center of the screen when the user zooms in or out. This keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual cursor in different areas of the canvas. If the default zoom behavior is uncomfortable, disable the feature in the Mouse and Touchpad preferences. The toolbar at the left side of the screen contains basic

goal of the KiCad Development Team to keep the development branch as usable as possible during new feature development. Support If you have ideas, remarks or questions, or if you just need help: The official When this feature is enabled, the mouse cursor is automatically moved to the center of the screen when the user zooms in or out. This keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual cursor in different areas of the canvas. If the default zoom behavior is uncomfortable, disable the feature in the Mouse and Touchpad preferences. The toolbar at the left side of the schematic editor screen

goal of the KiCad Development Team to keep the development branch as usable as possible during new feature development. サポート 何か思いついたり、発言したいことがあったり、質問があったり、ヘルプが必要だったり … いずれの場合でも: The official KiCad user When this feature is enabled, the mouse cursor is automatically moved to the center of the screen when the user zooms in or out. This keeps the zoomed region centered at all times. This feature is unusual cursor in different areas of the canvas. If the default zoom behavior is uncomfortable, disable the feature in the Mouse and Touchpad preferences. The toolbar at the left side of the schematic editor screen

schematics with multiple top-level sheets. When importing designs from other tools that do support this feature, each schematic sheet must be imported, and then the imported sheets must be placed as hierarchical antialiasing: KiCad can also apply antialiasing when using the fallback graphics mode. Enabling this feature may result in poor performance on some hardware. Text editor: Choose a text editor to use when opening and board files, KiCad can automatically save your work periodically. Set to 0 to disable this feature. File history size: Configure the number of entries in the list of recently-opened files 3D cache

com/user_name/repo_name The "Plugin Type" must be set to "Github". To enable the "Copy-On-Write" feature the option allow_pretty_writing_to_this_dir must be added to the "Options" setting of the footprint board outline in Pcbnew directly, an outline can also be imported from a DXF drawing. Using this feature allows for much more complex board shapes than is possible with the Pcbnew drawing capabilities. placement of footprints 7.4.1. Characteristics of the automatic placer The automatic placement feature allows the placement of footprints onto the 2 faces of the circuit board (however switching a footprint

schematics with multiple top-level sheets. When importing designs from other tools that do support this feature, each schematic sheet must be imported, and then the imported sheets must be placed as hierarchical antialiasing: KiCad can also apply antialiasing when using the fallback graphics mode. Enabling this feature may result in poor performance on some hardware. Text editor: Choose a text editor to use when opening and board files, KiCad can automatically save your work periodically. Set to 0 to disable this feature. File history size: Configure the number of entries in the list of recently-opened files 3D cache

board thickness value will be used when exporting a 3D model of the board. If you plan to use this feature, it is a good idea to ensure that the stackup thickness is correct. NOTE KiCad currently only superscripts, subscripts, overbars, evaluating project variables, and accessing symbol field values. Feature Markup Syntax Result Superscript text^{superscript} text Subscript text_{subscript} text Overbar Any tracks that end at one of the footprint’s pads will be dragged along with the footprint. This feature has some limitations: it only operates in Highlight Collisions mode, so the tracks attached to footprints

com/liftoff-sr/pretty_footprintsGithub Liftoff’s GH footprints Copy-On-Write To enable the "Copy-On-Write" feature the option allow_pretty_writing_to_this_dir must be added to the "Options" setting of the footprint board outline in Pcbnew directly, an outline can also be imported from a DXF drawing. Using this feature allows for much more complex board shapes than is possible with the Pcbnew drawing capabilities. placement of footprints 7.4.1. Characteristics of the automatic placer The automatic placement feature allows the placement of footprints onto the 2 faces of the circuit board (however switching a footprint