karotte

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by karotte 7mo ago
If you want a solvespace with chamfers and fillets, then give Dune 3D a try. Disclaimer: Dune 3D developer here.
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by karotte 7mo ago
Dune 3D developer here. Use inkscape to convert the SVG path to DXF and import that.
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by karotte 11mo ago
Interesting, that's pretty much the same thing I developed 6 years ago, though with a nicer display and QSFP slot: https://github.com/carrotIndustries/hubble/
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by karotte 2y ago
Believe it or not, but 'enumerating as a CD-ROM' drive is actually a documented feature of some Realtek USB Ethernet Interfaces: https://www.lcsc.com/datasheet/lcsc_datasheet_2206141400_Rea... (6.16. Driver A
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by karotte 4y ago
Horizon EDA developer here. More than enough, everything's there for small to medium-sized projects.
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by karotte 5y ago
> Can the ROM be read and flashed back on Casio watches? I doubt that they use any kind of reprogrammable memory, but you can swap out the entire board like I did: https://github.com/carrotIndustries/pluto
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by karotte 5y ago
The Hershey Fonts are also widely used among many commercial electronic design automation applications: https://blog.horizon-eda.org/misc/2019/11/17/fonts.html
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by karotte 6y ago
It's also a good basis for a DIY digital watch: https://github.com/carrotIndustries/pluto
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DIY watch based on the Casio F-91W(github.com)
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by karotte 6y ago
If you want good length tuning, look no further than Horizon EDA ;) https://horizon-eda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/feature-overvie...
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by karotte 6y ago
> 1. Does Horizon support an equivalent to the 'Variant Manager?' No, but there's been some discussion on it: https://github.com/horizon-eda/horizon/pull/347#issuecomment... > 2. In the d
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by karotte 6y ago
Yes: https://blog.horizon-eda.org/assets/pnp-export.png
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by karotte 6y ago
I only got to know about LibrePCB at the end of 2016 after several months of development on Horizon EDA. While there are some similarities such as the use of UUIDs and strong link between schematic and netlist, there are major architectural
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by karotte 6y ago
It can be built on mac OS and starts but isn't really usable due to OpenGL issues: https://github.com/horizon-eda/horizon/pull/290#issuecomment...
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by karotte 6y ago
> Differential pair routing Yes, uses KiCad's push&shove router > Pin swapping... ie a differential pair where the pins can be reversed Not really, but swapping P/N in a diffpair is as easy as selecting nets in the schem
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by karotte 6y ago
pro Horizon: - library management that makes sense (though is a bit more complex than KiCad's) - clean and modern UI - fast-paced development (if there's a suggestion, that makes sense to me, I'll implement it) pro KiCad: - l
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by karotte 6y ago
Gtk's and horizon's OpenGL requirements (3.3 core profile + extensions) likely aren't met by whatever graphics adapter your VM implementation provides.
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by karotte 6y ago
As written in https://horizon-eda.readthedocs.io/en/latest/why-another-eda... changing the way how a PCB design tool handles libraries would certainly require a complete rewrite as the library structure permeates
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by karotte 6y ago
Author here, ask me anything.