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Schematics of hardware are diagrams and pictures that are used to understand each component and part of a device that may be used for designing, analyzing, or troubleshooting a smartphone or laptop device.

This can be done in current IC versions using Options->User Preferences in the CIW - this was added in an IC617 and ICADV123 hotfix version. Unfortunately you didn't mention which version you're using (the Custom IC Design forum guidelines ask you to provide such information - see the pinned post at the top of these forums). Of course you didn't post in the right forum so you may not have seen that yet...

The license version number does change between releases, but I would expect that if you're still in the university program (either directly with Cadence or through Europractice - depends where you're located), then the licenses will have been updated to be on current versions. It may just be a matter of installing IC617. Note that the UI change I mentioned above needs a hotfix of IC617 (I forget exactly when it was integrated) - normally downloadable via

This does not work with the version 6.17 we have, however we do have the button shown in the screen grab above, but all it does is the background colour and actually there are a whole slew of things I'd like to change to make the schematics legible on a white background. (such as the selection colours, text colours / font size, circuit line thickness & c.)

What I would like to do is to extract all of the components from a finished schematic, including footprint associations and attributes into a personal library, so that when I do another schematic, I can just choose a known component and drop it straight in. As I make more designs, I will continue to add to my personal library thus speeding up the design process.

At the moment, I suggest that you look into a program called KiCad Librarian which can handle the symbol manipulation in different files. It is difficult to figure out how to set-up (at least it was for me).

The other option is to use a text editor and cut/paste the symbol information from the cache.lib file to a user create library file. This is not as easy to manage as figuring out how to use the KiCad Librarian though.

Thank you. This is very useful. I can write a simple python script to extract the components and insert them in my own libraries.

I would like to alter $FPLIST to only contain the exact footprint which was chosen for that component. Do you know how Kicad stores the footprint relations?

For archiving simply also include the cache lib then the project is standalone (worst case you get the rescue dialog when opening the project without the same libraries setup)

Layout side is already standalone anyways as all footprints are included in the pcb file (the same will be done for symbols in the next release)

There is a Hack a Day article from 2017 that covers how to set up libraries for easy archiving and sharing. It shows where the all the symbols are kept locally and how to save all the footprints to a local folder removing the dependency on the shared libraries. It does not require a plug in or third party software. I wish there was an updated article for the new version of KiCad.

To be honest my FAQ article is biased against using local libraries as i deem them not really scalable. Using them creates a mess for everyone who wants to make more than a few boards a year. So it is possibly not really the correct read for people who do not care about having a well organized central library.

I personally would provide personal libs separately in the same version control repo or as for example a separate repo included via a git submodule. These global libs would have a unique prefix (something representing my organization) to reduce the risk of naming conflicts.

Anyone who wants to view my project does not really need to care about my lib setup anyway (footprints are embedded and symbols are in the cache lib so the rescue dialog will take care of them)

Anyone who collaborates with me should not only take care to correctly handle my project but also my libraries. (Meaning they need to once add the used personal libs to their kicad setup.) This would be easier if kicad would support multiple global library tables or at least a import of a partial library table.

And yes i know that the usecase of just copying stuff together from different open hardware projects is a bit harder this way. But i think there the user would be well advised to incorporate externally sourced symbols, footprints and 3d models into their library setup and reconnect them inside the project (might even want to adapt the symbols and footprint to once personal standard and manufacturing capabilities)

Elsewhere I suggested that KiCad would need complex library management where each project could have local libraries but those libraries could be synced with external (global) libraries and vice versa, either automatically or at will. That could probably be a 3rd party application, at least partially.

In normal industry practice, compatibility issues tend to be addressed by having a master config which is pushed to all clients. That is something that IT can do. The master config is approved by a single Design Authority.

The former is quite well supported by kicad. For it the best option is to have a global library setup and strict control over what is added to it. This global lib is then added to every users setup at the beginning (and new libs will need to be added on the fly -> some way of notifying users of a added lib might be useful. Or having the lib tables somewhere central.)

The second usecase is a bit tricky. But i would not suggest the use of project local libs (as should be clear from my above post). And to be honest this usecase will always be tricky as it kind of clashes with the first (arguable more important usecase for a tool aiming for adaptation in the professional world).

It would require an easy way to decentralize ones library setup or acceptance that any project is atomic and reusability is limited. (There is a tradeoff between having a clean well organized library and having the option to simply use any external asset on the fly)

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