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Issues with templates #8
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None of them will open in v4. The schematics have been through the remapping process which adds the information from what lib each symbol comes from to the schematic. KiCad v4 does not understand this. So i think you can remove that particular note. |
All schematics open in 4.0.7 with a warning, and all boards but the one mentioned open in 4.0.7 without complaint. |
the minoward board has a broken footprint for the mounting holes. (It is a no longer existing footprint. That i thought represents different possible hole sizes by just not including the pad. But it has a pad that just has no active layers but still has a pin number.) So whoever does fix this must first find out what drill size should be used and exchange these footprints for the correct footprint from our mounting hole lib. |
Having copyrighted templates!? That says to me "don't copy this template" i.e. that the templates are unusable. All the templates have a copyrighted notice at the bottom. |
Copyright does not mean they are copy protected. It means they are licensed under some license. In this case they are under the license found in the license.md file ;) (The copyright notice simply fulfills the -BY part of the license. We could make that more clear by adding the license name to the copyright notice.) The templates are under CC-BY-SA (creative commons, attribution, share alike) with an exception waiving the share alike and attribution clause if you use them. (But not if you want to publish the full library) |
Is it really needed at this point to have support for v4 in this template repo? Can we drop that task? |
I think a nice KLC to standardize the templates would be great. I opened an issue for it: KiCad/kicad-website#352 but so far nobody started writing one :P |
From #5:
BeagleBone-Black-Cape
,minnowboard-ls-lure
,raspberrypi_hat
,raspberrypi-gpio
,raspberrypi-gpio-40pin
,stm32f100-discovery-shield
,ti-stellaris-boosterpack40_min
.minnowboard-ls-lure
.raspberrypi_hat
has a symbol called40HAT
which is rather non-descriptive. What if another version of the Rasp Pi had a different pinout? Or another template needed a 40-pin header? Contrast this withraspberrypi-gpio-40pin
(and the templates above) which uses a generic header.ti-stellaris-boosterpack40_min
also has specific named headers instead of generic ones.raspberrypi_hat
board could also include the locations of the camera and display cutout on some info layer as a guide. It also has horrible settings for clearance and min width for the zones.raspberrypi-gpio
board has a text note that P1 should be on the bottom of the board, so why isn't it placed there? For whatever reason it's on the top.raspberrypi-gpio-40pin
does this properly.stm32f100-discovery-shield
has a zone poured. Perhaps it's better to leave that all up to the user.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: