DesignSpark DC
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DesignSpark DC commented,
Hi, I believe that DSPCB is only in English
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DesignSpark DC commented,
Official comment Hi I think that I have found the cause, are you using Google Translate to translate the English page to French? Doing this will stop the script working for the cookie consent, you need to view the ...
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DesignSpark DC created an article,
How do I change my username?
Unfortunately the admin team do not have the ability to change a users username
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DesignSpark DC commented,
Hi Brad I've moved this to DSPCB Discussions Dave
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DesignSpark DC created an article,
Changing Your Contact Preferences
It is really easy to change the contact preferences, this includes opting in or out of receiving the DesignSpark newsletter and the language of the newsletter 1. Login to DesignSpark 2. Select your...
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DesignSpark DC commented,
Official comment Hi Unfortunately, V1 is no longer available or supported Dave
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DesignSpark DC created an article,
Full Change Log
DesignSpark PCB V8.1.2 New Features New fast “Patch update” option for existing users to only add or replace the latest files to the current installed software. No requirement to uninstall a...
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DesignSpark DC created an article,
Add a Sweep for more than one trajectory
Sweeping with multiple trajectories You can Alt+Ctrl+click to select multiple trajectories to sweep along. The trajectory you click first is the origin trajectory (labelled O) and the second trajec...
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DesignSpark DC created an article,
I want to create a none linear shape with the sweep function
You can sweep a face, edge, surface, 3D curve, or other objects along a trajectory with the Pull tool. Sweeping a face around a closed path creates a torus. To sweep a face Click Pull in the Edi...
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DesignSpark DC created an article,
How do I Add a Shell to A Solid?
Shelling a solid Use the Shell tool in the Insert ribbon group on the Design tab to remove one of the faces of a solid and create a shell of a specified thickness. You can then use the Shell tool ...