Place the pads ( Place » Pad) according to the component requirements. If you have forgotten to move to the reference point before beginning to build your footprint, you can bring the reference pad to your footprint using the Edit » Set Reference sub-menu commands. Use the J, R shortcut keys to jump directly to the reference point. Footprints should be built around the workspace reference point at the center of the PCBLIB editor. The typical sequence for manually creating a component footprint is: That the pads and component overlay can be seen below the STEP model. The 3D image shows the imported STEP model for the component. Manually Creating a FootprintĢD and 3D views of a footprint for a joystick component. Releasing Completed PCB Footprints to a Serverįor further information, see Understanding Models, Components and Libraries. Pulling Footprint Updates from the PCB Editor. Pushing Footprint Updates from the PCB Library. Validating PCB Libraries Within an Integrated Library. Handling Special Layer-specific Requirements. Additional Designator and Comment Strings. 
Parameters via an Engineering Change Order.
Footprints With Multiple Pads Connected to the Same Pin.Managing Components With Routing Primitives.Creating a Free-Form Solder Paste Stencil.Handling Special Solder Mask Requirements.Creating Footprints With Irregular Shapes.Creating a Component Using the Footprint Wizard.Creating a Component Using the IPC Footprint Batch Generator.Creating a Component Using the IPC Compliant Footprint Wizard.
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