config/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys KiCad can import hotkey settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Space Ctrl F1 layer presets and you can save your own custom presets. Custom presets are stored in the project settings for a board, as presets may be specific to a certain board stackup. To load a preset, choose it it is a good idea to save the board file, which will also create a project file to store board settings. Use "Save As… " from the File menu to choose where to save your board file. A project file with

config/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys KiCad can import hotkey settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Space Ctrl F1 layer presets and you can save your own custom presets. Custom presets are stored in the project settings for a board, as presets may be specific to a certain board stackup. To load a preset, choose it it is a good idea to save the board file, which will also create a project file to store board settings. Use "Save As… " from the File menu to choose where to save your board file. A project file with

Introduction System Requirements KiCad files and folders Installing and Upgrading KiCad Importing settings Migrating files from previous versions Using KiCad project manager Project manager window Project folders) for schematic and board editing. Project manager file: *.kicad_pro Project file, containing settings that are shared between the schematic and PCB *.pro Legacy (KiCad 5.x and earlier) project file for the component/footprint association. *.kicad_prl Local settings for the current project, helps Kicad remember the last used settings such as layer visibility or selection filter. May not need to

config/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys KiCad can import hotkey settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Mouse operations also select the symbol’s footprint in the board editor, depending on the PCB Editor cross-probing settings. Ctrl C Ctrl V 22 The Symbol Fields Table is also a bill of materials tool. You can use the Export are exported to the BOM exactly as they are currently shown in the spreadsheet view. File format settings are configured in the Export tab. For more information about exporting a BOM, see the BOM tool

teardrops section lets you set default parameters for various types of teardrops. There are different settings for teardrop connections to round objects, rectangular objects, and teardrop connections between 29 The majority of the settings in this dialog are the same as in the footprint editor. You can edit the footprint’s fields, attributes, clearance and zone connection settings, and 3D models, as in the functions. In addition, the Route menu allows the selection of Set Layer Pair and Interactive Router Settings. 要进行布线布线，请点击布线 图标（从绘图工具栏或从顶部工具栏 布线 菜单中）或使用快捷键 。 点击一个 起始位置，选择要布线的网络，并开始布线。 布线的网络会自动高亮显示，网络允许的间隙会在当前布线的周围用

config/kicad/6.0/user.hotkeys macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/kicad/6.0/user.hotkeys KiCad can import hotkey settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Space Ctrl F1 layer presets and you can save your own custom presets. Custom presets are stored in the project settings for a board, as presets may be specific to a certain board stackup. To load a preset, choose it it is a good idea to save the board file, which will also create a project file to store board settings. Use "Save As… " from the File menu to choose where to save your board file. A project file with

config/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/kicad/8.0/user.hotkeys KiCad can import hotkey settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Mouse operations also select the symbol’s footprint in the board editor, depending on the PCB Editor cross-probing settings. Ctrl C Ctrl V 22 The Symbol Fields Table is also a bill of materials tool. You can use the Export are exported to the BOM exactly as they are currently shown in the spreadsheet view. File format settings are configured in the Export tab. For more information about exporting a BOM, see the BOM tool

Introduction System Requirements KiCad files and folders Installing and Upgrading KiCad Importing settings Migrating files from previous versions Using KiCad project manager Project manager window Project folders) for schematic and board editing. Project files *.kicad_pro Project file, containing settings that are shared between the schematic and PCB *.pro Legacy (KiCad 5.x and earlier) project file put under version control. 4 Common files *.kicad_prl Local settings for the current project; helps KiCad remember the last used settings such as layer visibility or selection filter. May not need to

config/kicad/7.0/user.hotkeys macOS: ~/Library/Preferences/kicad/7.0/user.hotkeys KiCad can import hotkey settings from a user.hotkeys file using the Import Hotkeys button in the hotkey editor. Space Ctrl F1 layer presets and you can save your own custom presets. Custom presets are stored in the project settings for a board, as presets may be specific to a certain board stackup. To load a preset, choose it it is a good idea to save the board file, which will also create a project file to store board settings. Use "Save As… " from the File menu to choose where to save your board file. A project file with

Introduction System Requirements KiCad files and folders Installing and Upgrading KiCad Importing settings Migrating files from previous versions Using the KiCad project manager Standalone mode Creating folders) for schematic and board editing. Project files *.kicad_pro Project file, containing settings that are shared between the schematic and PCB *.pro Legacy (KiCad 5.x and earlier) project file put under version control. 4 Common files *.kicad_prl Local settings for the current project; helps KiCad remember the last used settings such as layer visibility or selection filter. May not need to