3D Module Scaling Errors

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3D Module Scaling Errors

[CarlPoirier]

There is a similar issue on Github. I flagge these as well. No one had
gotten to it, but I'll try soon.

On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 5:00 PM, Wayne Stambaugh [email protected]
wrote:

The following 3D models require scaling to fit properly on the board:

SMD_Packages/SOT-23-6.wrl
SMD_Packages/SOT-23-5.wrl
SMD_Packages/SOIC-14_N.wrl
Diodes_SMD/Diode-SMA_Standard.wrl

I'm sure there are others as well. I think it's important for our user's
that they not have to rescale the 3D models to fit their boards.

Thanks,

Wayne

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[stambaughw]

No hurry. I just would like to have this cleaned up by the next stable
release which hopefully will be around the June/July time frame.

On 2/3/2015 5:43 PM, CarlPoirier wrote:

There is a similar issue on Github. I flagge these as well. No one had
gotten to it, but I'll try soon.

On Tue, Feb 3, 2015 at 5:00 PM, Wayne Stambaugh [email protected]
wrote:

The following 3D models require scaling to fit properly on the board:

SMD_Packages/SOT-23-6.wrl
SMD_Packages/SOT-23-5.wrl
SMD_Packages/SOIC-14_N.wrl
Diodes_SMD/Diode-SMA_Standard.wrl

I'm sure there are others as well. I think it's important for our user's
that they not have to rescale the 3D models to fit their boards.

Thanks,

Wayne

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[CarlPoirier]

Can someone double check SMD_Packages/SOIC-14_N and Diodes_SMD/Diode-SMA_Standard? Both seem fine on my end. I did fix the SOT-23*.

[stambaughw]

On 2/22/2015 9:43 PM, CarlPoirier wrote:

Can someone double check SMD_Packages/SOIC-14_N and
Diodes_SMD/Diode-SMA_Standard? Both seem fine on my end. I did fix the
SOT-23*.

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#115 (comment).

Attached are screen shots of the attached 3d model. One is scaled to
1/2.54cm and on is unscaled (1). Both are incorrect AFAICT. I just did
a git pull and reinstall yesterday unless I did something wrong.

I didn't check that recently, but does this issue #49 (comment) is still up to date for SOIC-14_N?

[CarlPoirier]

I'm sorry Wayne but everything seems fine here. Github plugin activated, kicad-library on master. I don't see your screenshots, so let me upload one.

SOIC-14_N is alright as well.

[stambaughw]

On 2/24/2015 7:21 PM, CarlPoirier wrote:

I'm sorry Wayne but everything seems fine here. Github plugin activated,
kicad-library on master. I don't see your screenshots, so let me upload one.

image
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5577772/6362321/d8905518-bc59-11e4-868c-55fdcf595fe6.png

SOIC-14_N is alright as well.

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#115 (comment).

I just did a fresh clone using:

git clone https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-library.git

Then I changed the 3D package absolute path to point directly at
SMD_Packages/SOIC-14_N.wrl rather than using CMake to install and I
still get the same thing. You haven't done a local checkout on your
branch and forgot to merge the changes into the master branch have you?
Please send me a copy of your SOIC-14_N.wrl file so I can do a diff.

[CarlPoirier]

No, I did a fresh clone as well! I don't understand either what's
happening. I'll send you the ,wrl and .kicad_mod files for the SOIC-14_N on
your personal email.

On Wed, Feb 25, 2015 at 11:58 AM, Wayne Stambaugh [email protected]
wrote:

On 2/24/2015 7:21 PM, CarlPoirier wrote:

I'm sorry Wayne but everything seems fine here. Github plugin activated,
kicad-library on master. I don't see your screenshots, so let me upload
one.

image
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https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5577772/6362321/d8905518-bc59-11e4-868c-55fdcf595fe6.png

SOIC-14_N is alright as well.

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I just did a fresh clone using:

git clone https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-library.git

Then I changed the 3D package absolute path to point directly at
SMD_Packages/SOIC-14_N.wrl rather than using CMake to install and I
still get the same thing. You haven't done a local checkout on your
branch and forgot to merge the changes into the master branch have you?
Please send me a copy of your SOIC-14_N.wrl file so I can do a diff.

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[CarlPoirier]

The issue has been confirmed to not exist anymore with the most recent revision of kicad-library and the latest footprints.