symbol/library name and description columns are shown. Additional columns can be added by right-clicking the column header and selecting Select Columns. The Choose Symbol dialog filters symbols by name, keywords design, grouped by current library symbol. By choosing a new symbol in the New Library Reference column, you can make all instances of the existing symbol instead point to the new symbol. If the Update can have its own label, which doesn’t have to be the same as the field name, and is used as the column header. Fields can be renamed with the button or deleted with the button. Several virtual fields

symbol/library name and description columns are shown. Additional columns can be added by right-clicking the column header and selecting Select Columns. The Choose Symbol dialog filters symbols by name, keywords design, grouped by current library symbol. By choosing a new symbol in the New Library Reference column, you can make all instances of the existing symbol instead point to the new symbol. If the Update can have its own label, which doesn’t have to be the same as the field name, and is used as the column header. Fields can be renamed with the button or deleted with the button. Several virtual fields

bottom-to-top, and you can select whether to use a column-major order (go through all footprints in the same column before moving to the next column) or row-major order (go through all footprints in finer coordinate resolution will result in fewer footprints considered to be in the same row or column. Finally, you can select which footprints to reannotate. You can reannotate all footprints on the the horizontal and vertical offset settings describe a shift applied to each row/column compared to the previous row/column. You can create a repeating staggered pattern by choosing a stagger setting, which

bottom-to-top, and you can select whether to use a column-major order (go through all footprints in the same column before moving to the next column) or row-major order (go through all footprints in finer coordinate resolution will result in fewer footprints considered to be in the same row or column. Finally, you can select which footprints to reannotate. You can reannotate all footprints on the the horizontal and vertical offset settings describe a shift applied to each row/column compared to the previous row/column. You can create a repeating staggered pattern by choosing a stagger setting, which

symbol/library name and description columns are shown. Additional columns can be added by right-clicking the column header and selecting Select Columns. The Choose Symbol dialog filters symbols by name, keywords design, grouped by current library symbol. By choosing a new symbol in the New Library Reference column, you can make all instances of the existing symbol instead point to the new symbol. If the Update or Add Symbol tool. Libraries can be made inactive by unchecking the Active checkbox in the first column. Inactive libraries are still in the library table but do not appear in any library browsers and

Internal ID column. This can be any footprint field, or blank to omit this column. --bom-col-mfg-pn Name of the part field to use for the Bill of Materials Manufacturer Part Number column. This can be blank to omit this column. --bom-col-mfg Name of the part field to use for the Bill of Materials Manufacturer column. This can be any footprint field, or blank to omit this column. --bom-col-dist-pn Distributor Part Number column. This can be any footprint field, or blank to omit this column. --bom-col-dist Name of the part field to use for the Bill of Materials Distributor column. This can be any footprint

design, grouped by current library symbol. By choosing a new symbol in the New Library Reference column, you can make all instances of the existing symbol instead point to the new symbol. If the Update can have its own label, which doesn’t have to be the same as the field name, and is used as the column header. Fields can be renamed with the button or deleted with the button. Several virtual fields one of the following names will not create a new field in the symbols, but will create a special column in the table with auto-generated values for each symbol: ${QUANTITY} creates a field that contains

bottom-to-top, and you can select whether to use a column-major order (go through all footprints in the same column before moving to the next column) or row-major order (go through all footprints in finer coordinate resolution will result in fewer footprints considered to be in the same row or column. Finally, you can select which footprints to reannotate. You can reannotate all footprints on the the horizontal and vertical offset settings describe a shift applied to each row/column compared to the previous row/column. You can create a repeating staggered pattern by choosing a stagger setting, which

square grid. This kind of array can also produce a linear array by only laying out a single row or column. The settings dialog for grid arrays look like this: Geometric options The geometric options are in the same row and next column. If this is negative, the grid progresses from right to left. Vertical spacing: the vertical distance from one item to the item in the same column and the next row. If this offset: start each row this distance to the right of the previous one Vertical offset: start each column this distance below the previous one Figure 14.1. 3x3 grid with x and y offsets Stagger: add an

square grid. This kind of array can also produce a linear array by only laying out a single row or column. The settings dialog for grid arrays look like this: Geometric options The geometric options are in the same row and next column. If this is negative, the grid progresses from right to left. Vertical spacing: the vertical distance from one item to the item in the same column and the next row. If this offset: start each row this distance to the right of the previous one Vertical offset: start each column this distance below the previous one Figure 14.1. 3x3 grid with x and y offsets Stagger: add an