I want to remove the all references in the .fzp file to the old part it was created from, ie the “sparkfun-connectors-50-pin-centronics-m-male,fzp”, so the part is indistinguishable from a new part.
Do I need the line, or can I change it to something referencing the part it’s self, or do I have to edit the file and create a new file, and will it work for others that don’t have the file when they import the part.
Is the “referenceFile=” the “part.174917_DENSO-ECU-socket_48pin.fzp” with the “part.” removed.
And the “moduleId=” the .fzpz file with the .fzpz removed?
Yes. In my experience it doesn’t care about the referenceFile, only the moduleId but the referenceFile should be the fpz name and I think the moduleId must be the fpz filename without the fpz.
On another problem.
I made a new SCH for my DENSO, which has alternate pins 0.050" back from the others, but now the part snaps 0.050" out from the original. How do I get it to snap back to the longer pins and not the short pins. Basically were is 0,0.
I believe 0 0 is left top (that’s where it is in Inkscape and I think Fritz is the same). I’ve never had any luck getting parts with pins on non .1 centers to align correctly though.
In the old part the 0 stroke ConnecterTerminals were all inline, ie not staggered, and I assigned the contacts to the actual ConnectorPin node in FZ Editor - it makes you wonder if you need the 0 stroke ConnecterTerminals -
This one I staggered the 0 stroke ConnectorTerminals 0.050" and it snaps out 0.050".
I think the 0 stroke ConnectorTerminals assign the pins in the svg, so it auto assigns, meaning you don’t have to do in the FZ Editor.
I think I will have to stagger them 0.100" so it auto assigns.