D2 CAD Make Part1

Explanation of this document is applied to the newest version.

Three processes which make parts
1) Parts element
2) Parts-izing
3) Parts-ized dialog

The item which constitutes parts

A line and a circle A line and a circle constitute the outside of parts.

Pin A pin is an item with the electric information on parts.

Character Explanation and the comment of parts can be inputted.
In the present version, it cannot be set as un-displaying on a schematic.
Please use it to always display with parts.

Attribute character There are NAME, REF, and VAL in the attribute character of parts.
When making parts, a required thing is inputted as "NAME", "REF", and "VAL" to a character input, respectively.
There is no distinction of a capital letter and a small letter.

NAME
(Parts name) It is the name reflected in a parts table or a netlist. It is surely required for parts.
Although the parts call name from a library is usually the same as that of a parts name, it is distinguished by the program.

REF
(Reference number) It is the name reflected in a parts table and a netlist.
It does not attach to take out a name to netlists, such as a power supply and GND.

VAL
(Value) It is the name reflected in a parts table. It is used for what has required value, such as resistance and a capacitor.
IC etc. is not attached to the thing without value.

The operation method, a request, a question, etc.

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	A line and a circle	A line and a circle constitute the outside of parts.
	Pin	A pin is an item with the electric information on parts.
	Character	Explanation and the comment of parts can be inputted. In the present version, it cannot be set as un-displaying on a schematic. Please use it to always display with parts.
	Attribute character	There are NAME, REF, and VAL in the attribute character of parts. When making parts, a required thing is inputted as "NAME", "REF", and "VAL" to a character input, respectively. There is no distinction of a capital letter and a small letter.
	NAME (Parts name)	It is the name reflected in a parts table or a netlist. It is surely required for parts. Although the parts call name from a library is usually the same as that of a parts name, it is distinguished by the program.
	REF (Reference number)	It is the name reflected in a parts table and a netlist. It does not attach to take out a name to netlists, such as a power supply and GND.
	VAL (Value)	It is the name reflected in a parts table. It is used for what has required value, such as resistance and a capacitor. IC etc. is not attached to the thing without value.