Trying to use user created Net List from an XML Netlist

I am trying to write a python program to convert a Fritzing XML Netlist to a net list that I can use in Kicad. I managed to create a netlist that I can allocate components and the messages when creating the cmp file look good. But when I try and bring the netlist and cmp file into PcbNew I just get one component the capacitor so there is obviously something wrong. Any ideas

My netlist looks

EESchema NetList Version 1.0

(
( 0 $noname R1 220_Resistor
)
( 0 $noname C1 Ceramic_Capacitor
)
)
*
{ Pin List by Nets
Net 1 “”
R1 1
C1 0
Net 2 “”
C1 1
R1 0
}
#end

My cmp looks like
Cmp-Mod V01 Created by Cvpcb (2014-jul-16 BZR unknown)-product date = Sun 15 Mar 2015 11:35:58 GMT

BeginCmp
TimeStamp = 0;
Reference = C1;
ValeurCmp = Ceramic_Capacitor;
IdModule = Capacitors_SMD:C_0805_HandSoldering;
EndCmp

BeginCmp
TimeStamp = 0;
Reference = R1;
ValeurCmp = 220_Resistor;
IdModule = Resistors_ThroughHole:Resistor_Horizontal_RM10mm;
EndCmp

EndListe

And the messages I got creating the cmp file
Reading netlist file “/home/family/KiCAD/Test3/Test.net”.
Using component footprint link file “/home/family/KiCAD/Test3/Test.cmp”.
Checking netlist component footprint “C1:0:Capacitors_SMD:C_0805_HandSoldering”.
Adding new component “C1:0” footprint “Capacitors_SMD:C_0805_HandSoldering”.
Checking netlist component footprint “R1:0:Resistors_ThroughHole:Resistor_Horizontal_RM10mm”.
Adding new component “R1:0” footprint “Resistors_ThroughHole:Resistor_Horizontal_RM10mm”.

can you share your full net and cmp files somewhere? (github maybe?)
What Kicad version are you targeting?

On Dropbox https://www.dropbox.com/sh/osnzy6hd66bfm77/AACIOXmsoTwEhUpq7hHnqwvxa?dl=0

The version of Kicad I am using is Build(2014-jul-16 BZR unknown) on 32 Bits GNU Linux ( Actually Ubunto 12.04 )

Thanks for looking

As far as I know I have not changed anything and it at least is now showing two components, but no rastsnet

Think I have found the reaon why no ratsnet

Think the reason it only displayed one thing before was just that they were tightly overlayed.

Anyway thanks for your help

Well, you’ve managed to help yourself perfectly well :wink: