I’ve made my first two attempts at using the software today -
I’m using ChatGPT to build the fzz files for the parts that I need.
I also used it to update the Pi Pico part that I found on a thread on this forum to add labels onto the front.
The main issue I am having is that when I place the lines it covers up the labels - is there any way to get the labels to show through the lines - or do I need to somehow offset them in the fzz files? Two example screenshots attached.
If it is technically possible to plug the board into a breadboard, moving the physical pin connection point is not a good idea. Most boards that need direct pin labelling do it on the physical board, ‘inside’ of the pin. That can still get covered when a wire is routed over the board. There is no perfect location for permanent pin labels.