--- In [email protected], "Remy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > The solution seem to be very easy : you can draw your draft outside > the sheet area, and when your draft is OK, you just have to select > and move it to your schematic, inside the sheet.
Today I tried to follow your advice in using the zone outside the sheet area of 'eeschema' and put in it some draft work. Unfortunately, I found out later, that all items (outside and inside the main sheet) are equally considered by: The schematic Annotation The schematic Electric Rules Ckeck Netlist Generation --- In [email protected], "Remy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > See file "draft zone" in file section . Sorry if I don't get what you meant, because I failed to find the word 'draft' (concerning the subject here) in ALL files that I have downloaded and are related to KiCAD. Conclusion: (if I didn't miss something else :) ) I am afraid that KiCAD (I mean here 'eeschema' since I didn't start yet working with 'PCBnew') doesn't provide a real draft area in the same project. And I think that my previous suggestion likely still hold; "The sheet in a hierarchy project that has no outside connection could be treated as a Real Draft Sheet" After all, I wish I am wrong and that even now, an area in 'eeschema' could exist as a real isolated draft (though my question would be... where? or how?). Cheers Kerim
