Super Cock fritzing New components

Fritzing how good, used to know, but usually encounter a problem, his library is not necessarily enough, this time you have to do the components, but searched the online no related tutorials AH.

Forget it, go to the official website to see English.

First in the latest version seems to have no support for their own components, or use the old version of it Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1CkxGU

Then the official website of the help see http://fritzing.org/learning/tutorials/creating-custom-parts/

Let me translate it.

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Many projects require the use of some very specific parts and as we cannot provide them all, we try to make it as easy as Possible to create your own.

Many projects require the use of some specific devices, however we cannot provide all the devices, and we make it easy for you to create your own devices as much as possible.
Be sure to check fritzing's library before you start creating a new part from scratch. Often there would be a quicker-to-get-what-you-need, like using a-generic part or by modifying a existing part. Follow one of the ways:

Confirm checking the library before creating a new component. Typically, you can get the components you need faster by modifying a common, existing component. Follow one of the following methods:

1. Using Generic Parts

   Standard parts like ICs, resistors, and PIN headers can is defined easily by using fritzing ' s generic parts. Learn More

2. Creating custom parts using the part Editor

   We released a new parts editor in version 0.7.9 of fritzing, so these tutorials is currently out of date. The instructions about what to create graphics outside of fritzing is still correct, but the specifics of what you use Frit Zing ' s parts editor has completely changed! For more info see the This blog post. Also See the more up-to-date contributed tutorials below!

   • The part Editor
   • Providing part Graphics
   • Defining part Specifications
   • Defining part Connectors
   • Testing & Quality Check
   • Using & Sharing

1. Using Universal components

Standard components such as ICS, resistors, and pin connectors can be easily defined by F

2. Creating a custom component using the component editor

We have released a new component editor in V0.7.9, so those manuals are now obsolete. The graphic frame for how to create F is still correct, but the specifics of how to use the component editor are completely different! For more information see blog post or update the submission manual below!

Component editor

Providing component graphics

Defining Component Specifications

Defining Component Connections

Testing & Quality Inspection

Use & Share

Excellent contributed tutorials

1. Make your own fritzing parts by SparkFun
2. Making a part in Fritzing (0.8.7b) by Jacob Fenwick
3. Building a simple fritzing component with an SVG text editor by Bertrand LeRoy
4. Create your own fritzing components with Illustrator (& Part 2) by Tlaana (also Spanish version)
5. Making a new SMD package for a generic ICS by BOOTCHK

Further very helpful documents:

1. Fritzing ' s Graphic standards-use these standard colors, fonts and styles to make your part look good!
2. Fritzing ' s Graphic templates-download Templates that'll help you design your part.
3. Fritzing part file format (. fzp)-Detailed description of the internals of a part

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Then hands-on, components--new

Pop-up box, a name, and then load the various parts of the picture, all kinds of parameters can be filled,

Then save it

You can see that the right side of the library already has the newly created components, dragged out can be used

Super Cock fritzing New components