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UnexpectedMaker avatar UnexpectedMaker commented on July 28, 2024 2
  1. Create and open a new library.
  2. Import & open TinyPICO schematic
  3. Right click on a symbol in the actual schematic
  4. Select "Copy device to library" - will be greyed out if the library is not open.
  5. Repeat for all components, then save the library.
  6. Win!

This is the Eagle workflow that also works in Fusion360 - Well, apart from "2. Import" as They are already there in Eagle.

copy_device_to_library

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UnexpectedMaker avatar UnexpectedMaker commented on July 28, 2024 1

Hi Henry,

I didn't supply a TinyPICO library because it's really not needed due to the way Eagle works.

All of the data you need for each part on the board is in the board file, so you can easily and quickly make your own library of the parts of you want to go down the road of attaching 3D models to the components.

Create a library, open it in the editor, and then right click on the parts you want to add, and copy the device to the library. From there, you can assign 3D models if you choose.

As the project is open source, what you are asking for seems like a perfect candidate for what you (or others could make) and then contribute back to the project :)

Cheers,
Seon

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henrygab avatar henrygab commented on July 28, 2024 1

Update: Any efficient use of Eagle appears beyond my ken. I've either given up, or put this on a backburner for now.

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henrygab avatar henrygab commented on July 28, 2024

Hi @UnexpectedMaker ,

Thanks for the quick response. I am willing to do this, and submit a PR. The steps for doing this are not obvious.

Parts list context menu fails...

However, I'm not entirely clear how to copy a device that has no backing library from and existing brd/sch pair.

My steps to try:

  1. Create new user library
  2. Open the TinyPICO.sch schematic in Eagle
  3. Select Design Manager super-tab
  4. Select Browser to see the parts list
  5. Click on header Device to sort by device name
  6. Right-click on part IC2G$1, the CP2104 USB-to-Serial chip
    a. Clicking Package results in error: Part 'IC2G$1' not found!
    b. Clicking either Open Symbol or Open Device results in error: Library CP2104.lbr was not found in current library path(s). Please adjust the library paths or download or export the drawing libraries first!
Export?

I am now trying File->Export, to dump all the parts used into a new library. This seems to generate a large script, and runs the script to add parts to the new library ... with all the performance that suggests. I'm waiting for this to finish.

Is this export option the start of the path you were suggesting, or did you have another alternative in mind? I couldn't find a way to just right-click on a part to be able to add it to a new library....

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henrygab avatar henrygab commented on July 28, 2024

Awesome! Thanks for the pointers. I'll see what I can put together!

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