I didn’t import the project in it’s entirety. However, I imported the schematic with eeschema and imported the layout with pcbnew. Then I saved those and created a new Kicad project with them. If you are having problems with even that, then it must be something specific to your design.
I think the best workflow is:
- Create a new KiCad project.
- Import the altium schematic and altium PCB.
- Use the Match by RefDes method during [F8] to connect schematic symbols with PCB footprints.
I do not understand this:
In KiCad you can only have 1 (hierarchical) schematic and 1 PCB in a project. Create a new KiCad project for each altium pcb. (Does altium support multiple PCB’s in a single project?)
I never used Altium so i can’t help you, the only thing I know is: as soon I’ve started a new project with it’s relative folder, kicad let me import 3 schematics in a single project and let me also made the PCB files…
But only one of those (PCB files) worked importing the footprints from the schematic. ( working on this version: Version: 7.99.0-2479-g30a6d33177, release build)
So my main problem could be I need to create a single project for each schematic…
But now I went and downloaded version: 7.99.0-2684-g11de95778b, release build,
and now I’m not able to import even one schematic with this version. F***
As soon as I can i’ll try this out and update you, thanks for the tip
@paulvdh ur doubt was my solution, kicad won’t let u create more than one pcb per project, but also I didn’t knew it would let u import as many schematics as u want. Solved creating 3 different projects… so dumb mistake yet so difficult to understand. thanks everybody for suggestions and replies!
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