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1. Open your project in Flux.
2. Click on the Share button located in the top-right corner.
3. Select the sharing settings you prefer—this could be a public link or an invite-only link.
4. Copy the URL provided by the platform.

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1. Open the Component Library:

   • Go to the component you want to add a 3D model to in the component library or your design.

2. Edit the Component:

   • Click on the component to open its properties and options. Look for the option to edit or modify the component.

3. Add or Upload 3D Model:

   • In the component editing view, look for the “3D Model” section.
   • You have two options: upload your own 3D model file (typically in .step, .stl, or .obj format) or select an existing model from the library.

4. Align the 3D Model:

   • Once the 3D model is added, you might need to align it properly with the component's footprint. Adjust positions, rotations, and scales accordingly in the 3D model properties to make sure it matches the physical dimensions and orientation of the component.

5. Save and Apply:

   • After adding and aligning the 3D model, save the changes. This will apply the 3D model to the component in your design.

6. Preview in 3D:

   • Go back to your PCB view and enable the 3D preview to see how the newly added models integrate with your overall design.

1. Select the Arduino Micro in your design.
2. Click on the Component Properties.
3. Go to the 3D Model Section.
4. Upload your 3D Model File (you can find models from resources like GrabCAD or create one using CAD tools).
5. Adjust the Model Position:

   • Rotate and move the model until it aligns with the footprint of the Arduino Micro.

6. Save Changes.

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1. Open Your Project: Open the project where you want to add the label.
2. Select the Label Tool: There should be a text or label tool in the toolbar. Click on it to begin creating a label.
3. Click on the Schematic/PCB: Click on the area of your schematic or PCB where you want to place the label.
4. Enter the Text: Type the label text that you want to display. This could be a name, designator, or any descriptive text.
5. Customize if Needed: Usually, you can customize the font, size, and color of the label to suit your needs.
6. Save Your Design: Make sure to save your work after adding and positioning your labels.

• Component Labels: Label components such as resistors, capacitors, or ICs with their designator (e.g., $R1$, $C1$, $U1$).
• Net Labels: Label nets with their respective names (e.g., $VCC$, $GND$, $SIGNAL$).
• Group Labels: Label functional groups of components to identify sub-circuits (e.g., Power Supply, Microcontroller Unit, Sensor Array).

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1. Top Toolbar: Look at the top of your workspace. This is where you can usually find tools for creating new components, drawing wires, adding labels, and so on.
2. Side Toolbar: Sometimes, additional tools may be located on the sides of the workspace. These can include selection tools, component libraries, and layer management options.

• Component Tool: For adding new components to your schematic or PCB.
• Wire Tool: For drawing connections between components.
• Label/Text Tool: For adding labels and text annotations.
• Selection Tool: For selecting and moving components.
• Zoom/Pan Tool: For navigating around your design.

1. Select the Label Tool: Look for an icon resembling a "T" or a text box in the top or side toolbar.
2. Click on Location: Click near the $A$ button in the schematic.
3. Enter Text: Type "A Button" and adjust the position as required.

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1. Open Your Project:

   • Go to the Flux platform and open the project for which you want to change the picture.

2. Find the Project Picture Option:

   • Look for an option to change or upload a new picture. This could be in the project settings, usually accessed by clicking on an icon or menu within the project dashboard.

3. Upload a New Picture:

   • Once you find the option, click on it to open a file dialog.
   • Select the desired image from your computer and upload it.

4. Save Changes:

   • Ensure you save any changes if prompted.

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1. Open Flux:

   • Log in to your Flux account.
   • Navigate to the page where your projects are listed.

2. Select Your Project:

   • Click on the project whose picture you want to change.

3. Project Settings:

   • Look for a gear icon, settings button, or a menu—usually located in the upper-right corner of the project dashboard.
   • Clicking on this should open a dropdown menu or take you to a new settings page.

4. Edit Project Details:

   • In the settings menu, look for an option like "Edit Project Details," "Project Settings," or similar.
   • There should be an option to upload or change the project picture in this section.

5. Upload New Picture:

   • Click on the option to change or upload a new picture.
   • Select the image file you want to use from your device.

6. Save Changes:

   • After uploading, make sure to save the changes. There might be a save or confirm button on the page.