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1. #Autodesk inventor professional 2016 cannot open xml file code#
2. #Autodesk inventor professional 2016 cannot open xml file free#

The only exception i could see, is (as an Altium user) if you work with a database library where the complete component only has references to a schematic symbol and the footprint, and upon placing the component out of the database,it gets populated with the linked symbol and footprint.Īt least in my world, every component has a specific manufacturer and distributor part number (on top of our companys internal part number) associated to it, so every component in the library has to have a matching footprints. Maybe i’m too deep into professional electronics design, but I really can’t see any scenario where the schematic symbol in your schematic should not include all the information, including footprint-references too. Posted in News Tagged autodesk, eagle, farnell, sales Post navigation Go! In the mean time we hope to have more info for you directly from Autodesk soon so stay tuned to the front page. What does this mean for those of you out there still using EAGLE instead of open-source alternatives? (We haven’t used EAGLE since KiCAD got good a couple years back.) Beats us! Care to speculate wildly? That’s why we have a comments section.

This makes EAGLE slot very nicely into their business model, filling a hole (PCB design) in their toolchain.

#Autodesk inventor professional 2016 cannot open xml file code#

You don’t get to see the code or change it.) By all accounts, the professional versions of their tools are very professional if you can afford them, and the trial versions are still useful.

#Autodesk inventor professional 2016 cannot open xml file free#

Now it looks like they’re getting rid of some of their non-core businesses, and in this case that means CadSoft EAGLE, a popular free-for-limited-use PCB layout suite.īut that’s not the interesting part: they sold EAGLE to Autodesk!Īutodesk had a great portfolio of professional 3D-modeling tools, and has free versions of a good number of their products. The selloffs continue at Farnell! We’d previously reported that the UK distributor of electronics parts was being sold to a Swiss distributor of electronics parts.