Ecco cosa dice la documentazione di Flux sul “simbolo”:
“Flux works slightly differently than other PCB design tools you might be used to. In Flux, parts have two different views: the schematic and the symbol. The schematic view only contains the terminals, while symbols are only visible when a part is placed into a project.
To see a part's symbol at any point in the process, you need to:
- Configure a parametric symbol, or create a custom one
- Publish to the library
- Create a new project and add the part you just published
- This process needs to be repeated every time a symbol is updated”
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Per il “footprint”, la documentazione (riferita ai componenti generici) indica dov’è la proprietà da cui lo si vede/cambia nell’Inspector:
“Changing the Footprint
With generic components, you can change footprints on the fly without having to replace your part for one with the right footprint. To change the footprint of a generic:
- Click on the component you want to modify to select it.
- You can select it on the Schematic or PCB editors, but you'll only see the footprint change on the PCB editor.
- Locate the Properties panel in the component's inspector on the right side.
- Find the property called Package or Case Code.
- Select the package you want from the drop-down menu.”
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Se vuoi, posso guidarti passo‑passo su dove cliccare nell’Inspector per il componente che hai selezionato ora.