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how do i download the schematic?

i cannot find how to download in png
2y
@copilot how do i download the schematic?
2y
To download your schematic in Flux, you'll want to follow these general steps. Please note, the exact labels and locations of these functions may vary slightly depending on the current version of Flux, but this should guide you accurately:
  1. Open Your Project: Make sure your blind stick project using Arduino is open in the Flux workspace.
  2. Find the Export or Download Option: Flux typically has an export or download feature located in the top menu bar or within a file menu. Look for an option labeled something like "Export", "Download", or a symbol indicating these functions.
  3. Select File Format: When you choose to export or download your schematic, you might be prompted to select a file format. Common formats include PDF, PNG, SVG, or CAD-specific formats like Gerber files for PCB production. Choose the format that best suits your needs.
  4. Download the File: After selecting the format, proceed with the download. The file should then be saved to your computer's default download directory or you might be prompted to choose a save location.
If you're looking for a specific format not immediately visible, Flux might have additional options under an "Advanced" or "More options" section in the export menu.
Remember, it's always a good idea to save your work before exporting or making significant changes.
In case these steps don't match with what you're seeing, or if you encounter any issues, the Flux user guide or help center is a great resource for updated instructions or troubleshooting tips.
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