http://www.pcblibraries.com/downloads" rel="nofollow -  Updates & Bugs Fixed: - Added ability to measure between objects
- FP Designer:
- Reordering pins in the Calculator disables pins when moving to FP Designer
- Grid space and show settings are now saving to registry
- Added a "Save and Close" button to the Pad Stack Manager
- When manually placing pads on a grid, added the ESC key to exit the add pin process
- Options:
- Changed UI text Pad Stack Rules to SMD Pad Stack Rules
- Library Editor:
- Deleting columns in a FPX file threw a Handled Exception Error when adding new parts
- CAD Interfaces:
- Altium:
- The IPC Density Level Suffix was not added to the end of the Footprint Name
- Allegro/OrCAD PCB:
- The Save My Settings feature wouldn’t work for Place 3D STEP Models via Script
- 3D STEP:
- Fixed an Exception thrown for molded body TH and certain other parts due to step color error
- LED’s – Chip, Molded Body, Side Concave: changing the LED color changed the pin 2 color
- Calculators:
- SOP, QFP, Side Concave, SON, SOJ:
- The automatic Pin 1 Dot Size was not adhering to the rule setup for all the other component families
- SOT-23:
- Changing the pin names to Alpha characters were not saving to FPX
- Chip:
- LED did not have Alphanumeric pin names
- Grid Array Packages – BGA, PGA, LGA, CGA
- The silkscreen outline was hatched and changed to full outline
- Added:
- Ability to open a user option file (.opt) based on a command line entry. How to use:
- Right-click on the 'Footprint Expert' shortcut and select 'Properties'
- In the 'Target' option, after the Footprint Expert path (ending with ".exe"), add a space and one of the following
- If the file is located in the program directory, enter a quote (") followed by the name of the option file, quote (") or
- Quote (") followed by the full path to the desired option file, quote (")
- Similarly, a library file can be automatically loaded use the same approach:
- In the 'Target' option, after the Footprint Expert path (ending with ".exe"), add a space and one of the following
- If the file is located in the program directory / Libraries directory, enter a quote (") followed by the name of the library file, quote (") or
- Quote (") followed by the full path to the desired library file, quote (")
- Both can be used as long as separated by a 'space’
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