While Sprint-Layout comes with pre-installed templates, you will inevitably encounter unique components—like a specific OLED display module or a custom rotary encoder—that require custom footprints. Creating your own macro is simple: Step 1: Gather the Datasheet

To truly maximize your efficiency, implement these advanced techniques:

To get started with Macros Sprint Layout 60, follow these steps:

When you save a macro, Sprint-Layout treats it as a single entity. If you click on one pad, the whole macro is selected.

GitHub - iwakura/sl-macros: Collection of macros for Sprint Layout · GitHub. Sprint-Layout 6.0

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Once the routing is complete, you are ready to finalize your design.

Switch to the silkscreen layer (usually ) and draw the component outline, polarity indicators (like a notch for ICs or a '+' sign for capacitors), and a text placeholder for the component designator (e.g., "R1" or "C5"). Step 4: Define the Origin (Thermal Center)

Eliminate dimensional errors by using verified component packages.

Are you designing primarily for or THD (through-hole) components?