Just as subject says. I use TinyCad for eletrical drawings and want to import the schematic to add to it for my personal build but the file is not compatible w/ TinyCad. If have have to, I can draw from scratch, but I really dont want to if I dont have to.
Thanks
What CAD program is used for Acorn Schmatics?
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DICKEYBIRD
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Re: What CAD program is used for Acorn Schmatics?
Quite the shock but: viewtopic.php?f=60&t=1113&p=5702&hilit= ... ATIC#p5702
Milton in Collierville, TN
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"Accuracy is the sum total of your compensating mistakes."
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KirkD
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Re: What CAD program is used for Acorn Schmatics?
Thanks for the link. Didn't see it when browsing.
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DICKEYBIRD
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Re: What CAD program is used for Acorn Schmatics?
Just re-read my post. I hope it didn't come across as me being the snarky "forum guy" that's always the first to remind everyone to use the search function before posting.
It was more of a comment that it's shocking (to me at least) that those great Centroid schematics are drawn with a simple 2D CAD program.
Some talented folks for sure!Milton in Collierville, TN
"Accuracy is the sum total of your compensating mistakes."
"Accuracy is the sum total of your compensating mistakes."