Gramps
Senior Member
This is fun to use, too!I hope you can get it working. I find it to be a very useful layout tool.
This is fun to use, too!I hope you can get it working. I find it to be a very useful layout tool.
As papaof2 suggests, there is no automated way of doing the conversion. Starting with SolarMike's Diptrace version or one of my EagleCad versions would probably be best.How to convert a Pebble breadboard diagram into a PCB?
I looked at EagleCAD one time. Felt like a third grader looking at Algebra 1As papaof2 suggests, there is no automated way of doing the conversion. Starting with SolarMike's Diptrace version or one of my EagleCad versions would probably be best.
I understand. I don't love it, but I'm used to it now. Could it be any more un-Windows-like? (But it's better than it once was.)I looked at EagleCAD one time. Felt like a third grader looking at Algebra 1
How is his version different from "regular" Diptrace? Does it have a picaxe library?SolarMike's Diptrace version
Yes, I know exectly what you mean.I looked at EagleCAD one time. Felt like a third grader looking at Algebra 1
We got the online version working fine but the downloaded one will not work.have you managed to get Pebble working
I have never used pebble, so can't suggest how to load it and get it going the way you expect. Perhaps it is just an issue of perception.I haven't tried saving a project yet but it looks like the online version will do everything the downloaded one does. Yes that's a good idea to call them Pebbles