I really prefer that you display net names on the nets directly like in Altium/Kicad. It makes it easier to recognize them visually without having to wait for the tooltip to appear and without having to select any of them.

making a jst connector is a matter of few min in Diptrace (3 or 4 min per connector). I really don't think it's a good idea the Diptrace team spend time on making libs instead of enhancing Diptrace software features.

Check 3D central website https://www.3dcontentcentral.fr/

This is one of the featres I really would like to see in Diptrace (even before the push&shove algo).

if I remember (need to check) If you maintain Shift key pressed, you'll be forced to move either vertically or horizontally like in graphics softwares

Hi Alex, I'm using: - Diptrace x64 beta version, - on Win10 Pro (version 22H2 build 19045.4170) with English GU - on a Dell Inspiron 7580 with 16GB/512SSD + an NVIDIA GeForce MX150 - in a Dual Monitor configuration (internal monitor + external one) I checked again today: - If I open the example PCB_...

Yes, I got it to work but only when I select a component in PCB it's automatically selected in schematics. The reverse didn't worked for me. First, open the schematics and the related pcb in their respective modules. To enable this feature you must go in menu [Edit]->[Cross Selection] and select [En...

You must right click on it, and select "Delete From Net", then the pin will become "free" from any connection. Draw a simple line using the Place Wire tool, and double click the created line (that is connected to the pin). Rename the net and give it the same name as the NET you w...

Hi, I just checked latest beta of Diptrace and it's quite impressive, especially for all the tools related to PCB calculation. Excellent work team. You'r impressive. I just wanted to know if it was possible to add the "place planar inductor" tool to the pattern editor. It'll let us create ...

Download the 3D models from the official link https://www.diptrace.com/fr/download/li ... 3d-models/
then install them. Once done, Diptrace will be able to find the 3D models associated with the parts you used.