It's by no means perfect and has its share of frustrating features (like if you delete one ground it deletes them all), but it is free and it does have a parts editor that accepts image files. But the fritzing did not start and stopped if I tried again. Which is really sad as it had a lot of potential.įor schematics, I've been using Scheme-It. Today I successful installed the latest Fritzing Version file, fritzing-0.9.3b.linux.AMD64, onto a Rapsbian Raspberry pi 3 B+ computer which I bought in this month, Jan/2019, by ' sudo apt-get install fritzing '. Personally I think that Fritzing is an abandoned project, it hasn't been updated for over three years and it never made it to version 1.0.
But the documentation is scarce and what does exist is not entirely accurate in my experience. Of course, they won't be part of your schematic or board layout.įritzing does have a Parts Editor, and you are supposed to be able to create your own parts. Other answer - export your Fritzing breadboard to an image and then use your favorite graphics editor to add your images. Short answer - no, I'm afraid that I don't. Posted by: my question is : do you know if there is there a way to add some kind of graphics to the "breadboard view" in Fritzing ?
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