When using Kicad, I'm getting the following error
" footprint 'TQFP32' was not found in any library" after
"assign component footprint" on macos.
Is there anyone know how to solve this?
You can try changing it in cvPCB to the actually available TQFP32 footprint.
1029902662
8/29/2016 5:24:23 AM
Can you tell us which KiCad build are you using?
Maybe the schematic symbol has a footprint assigned by default which does not necessarily correspond to the name of the actual footprint in the footprints library.
fabian
8/7/2016 4:11:42 AM
What is in your fp-lib table?
Maybe the bug you're mentioning is related to your situation.
Devin
8/2/2016 6:01:34 PM
I'm pretty sure the schematic symbol for the ATmega has a footprint already assigned. In the schematic editor right click on the symbol and select Edit component>Edit.
gcostache2001
12/28/2016 3:40:32 AM
You can try changing it in cvPCB to the actually available TQFP32 footprint.
1029902662
8/29/2016 5:24:23 AM
Can you tell us which KiCad build are you using? Maybe the schematic symbol has a footprint assigned by default which does not necessarily correspond to the name of the actual footprint in the footprints library.
fabian
8/7/2016 4:11:42 AM
What is in your fp-lib table? Maybe the bug you're mentioning is related to your situation.
Devin
8/2/2016 6:01:34 PM
I'm pretty sure the schematic symbol for the ATmega has a footprint already assigned. In the schematic editor right click on the symbol and select Edit component>Edit.