The latest version of the WiFi Kit 32 board has different pinouts and I needed a part for my diagrams. I am new to this app and this is my first part. I also have a copy on my new github site just focused on my maker projects. Heltec-NEW-WiFi-32
Hi, thanks for sharing that part. We have the V1 version in a pull request, unfortunately it got stuck. https://github.com/fritzing/fritzing-parts/pull/244 . Are you aware of it, do you want to integrate it to core parts?
Over all a good part. The only important thing missing are the layerIds (which means if you export a sketch as an svg, your part won’t appear because the layerIds are missing.) To correct that (assuming Inkscape here), edit the svg, edit->select all, group and then name the group for the layer (i.e breadboard or schematic) then save it and rebuild the part.
I updated the part and also fixed some of the connector descriptions as I had overlooked that. I wasn’t sure what those are used for. Thanks again for your help. I will try to get the part checker working. I had been using Illustrator but the Inkscape tool was definitely much easier to use for part building.
Close, but not quite right yet and one more thing I didn’t mention: for Fritzing you need to remove the px from the font sizes (Inkscape won’t do it) which is another thing FritzingCheckPart does:
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Removed px from font-size leaving 2.5
You can do this by editing the svg file with a text editor and replacing px with “”, or run check part (which is what I do.) If you leave the px in, at some point (after editing with parts editor I think) Fritzing sets the font size to 0 and all your text gets small or disappears. Your current svgs have the group present but not the correct layerId:
Gotcha…I figured out how to get the tool running in WSL and got this new version. Thanks again for the shortcuts as it would have taken me a bit to get up to speed on much of this.