drawn to items that are on hidden layers, even when those items are unconnected. NOTE You can configure the thickness of ratsnest lines in the PCB Editor Editing Options section of the Preferences dialog board file in. Board setup Before beginning your board design, use the Board Setup dialog to configure the basic parameters of the board. To open Board Setup, click the icon in the top toolbar or Configuring board stackup and physical parameters There are two sections of Board Setup used to configure the stackup and layers of the board. The Board Editor Layers section is used to enable or disable

drawn to items that are on hidden layers, even when those items are unconnected. NOTE You can configure the thickness of ratsnest lines in the PCB Editor Editing Options section of the Preferences dialog board file in. Board setup Before beginning your board design, use the Board Setup dialog to configure the basic parameters of the board. To open Board Setup, click the icon in the top toolbar or Configuring board stackup and physical parameters There are two sections of Board Setup used to configure the stackup and layers of the board. The Board Editor Layers section is used to enable or disable

from the list as "Fast Grids", which can be quickly selected using + and + . Finally, you can configure grid overrides for different types of objects. Grid overrides let you set particular grid sizes or disables symbol grouping, and the button recalculates groupings. Presets are available to configure the list of fields. Presets store which fields are displayed, which fields are used for grouping connections, so this should usually remain set at 50 mils. The Operating Point Overlay settings configure how operating point simulation results are displayed on the schematic canvas. The significant digits

board file in. Board setup Before beginning your board design, use the Board Setup dialog to configure the basic parameters of the board. To open Board Setup, click the icon in the top toolbar or Configuring board stackup and physical parameters There are two sections of Board Setup used to configure the stackup and layers of the board. The Board Editor Layers section is used to enable or disable section is used to configure the number of copper layers, as well as the physical parameters of the copper and dielectric layers such as thickness and material type. To configure the board stackup, start

board file in. Board setup Before beginning your board design, use the Board Setup dialog to configure the basic parameters of the board. To open Board Setup, click the icon in the top toolbar or Configuring board stackup and physical parameters There are two sections of Board Setup used to configure the stackup and layers of the board. The Board Editor Layers section is used to enable or disable (non-copper) layers, and give custom names to layers if desired. The Physical Stackup section is used to configure the number of copper layers, as well as the physical parameters of the copper and dielectric layers

from the list as "Fast Grids", which can be quickly selected using + and + . Finally, you can configure grid overrides for different types of objects. Grid overrides let you set particular grid sizes or disables symbol grouping, and the button recalculates groupings. Presets are available to configure the list of fields. Presets store which fields are displayed, which fields are used for grouping connections, so this should usually remain set at 50 mils. The Operating Point Overlay settings configure how operating point simulation results are displayed on the schematic canvas. The significant digits

history size: Configure the number of entries in the list of recently-opened files 3D cache file duration: KiCad creates a cache of 3D models in order to speed up the 3D viewer. You can configure how long environment variable, would be defined as ${KICAD6_FOOTPRINT_DIR}/connect.pretty . The Preferences → Configure Paths… menu allows you to define paths for some built-in KiCad environment variables, and add with KiCad. KICAD_USER_TEMPLATE_DIR Location of personal project templates. Paths set in the Configure Paths dialog are internal to KiCad and are not visible as environment variables outside of KiCad

history size: Configure the number of entries in the list of recently-opened files 3D cache file duration: KiCad creates a cache of 3D models in order to speed up the 3D viewer. You can configure how long environment variable, would be defined as ${KICAD7_FOOTPRINT_DIR}/connect.pretty . The Preferences → Configure Paths… menu allows you to define paths for some built-in KiCad environment variables, and add personal simulation model libraries. This variable is not defined by default. 16 Paths set in the Configure Paths dialog are internal to KiCad and are not visible as environment variables outside of KiCad

history size: Configure the number of entries in the list of recently-opened files 3D cache file duration: KiCad creates a cache of 3D models in order to speed up the 3D viewer. You can configure how long path variable, would be defined as ${KICAD8_FOOTPRINT_DIR}/connect.pretty . The Preferences → Configure Paths… menu allows you to define paths for some built-in KiCad path variables, and add your own project directory. This variable is set automatically and cannot be redefined. 16 Paths set in the Configure Paths dialog are internal to KiCad and are not visible as environment variables outside of KiCad

history size: Configure the number of entries in the list of recently-opened files 3D cache file duration: KiCad creates a cache of 3D models in order to speed up the 3D viewer. You can configure how long path variable, would be defined as ${KICAD8_FOOTPRINT_DIR}/connect.pretty . The Preferences → Configure Paths… menu allows you to define paths for some built-in KiCad path variables, and add your own project directory. This variable is set automatically and cannot be redefined. 16 Paths set in the Configure Paths dialog are internal to KiCad and are not visible as environment variables outside of KiCad