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-===== Assign footprints =====
+Continue by assigning fooprints on the [[kicad cvpcb]] page.
+After doing footprint assignment, don't forget to save!
-So far, our schematic contains symbols that represent the electrical
+===== Create Netlist =====
-behavior of our parts, but ignore their size and shape on the board.
-In prepartion for layout, each symbol needs to be assigned a "footprint"
-There's an important dialog for this: The "Assign PCB Footprints to
+The last step do be done in the schematic editor is creating the //netlist//.
-Schematic Symbols" tool.  (toolbar or menu)
+Push the green Create Netlist ("Net") button, and accept the default name.
+that's it! you should be able open up the pcb editor, hit "read netlist", and see all of your parts.
-{{ :assign-filter-buttons.png?100|}}
-Remember from the video there are three filter-control buttons on the toolbar
-of "Assign Footprints" Select the "#" (match number of pins) and "L"
-(match library) filters
-Our connectors, J1 through J4, are generic symbols - they aren't
-associated with an actual connector that we can buy or place on a
-board.  Take a moment to notice where J1 through J4 are located on the
-schematic.  If you used the defaults for "annotate", J1 should be on the left,
-J2, J3, and J4 on the right.
-For the connector on the left, we want a female or socket type that
-lays down against the board.
-Look in the Connector_PinSocket_2.54mm library, and select the footprint
-"PinSocket_1x03_P2.54mm_Horizontal" for J1.
-Next go to the Connector_PinHeader_2.54mm library.
-Of the three on the right, set J2 to  PinHeader_1x03_P2.54mm_Horizontal.
-For the remaining two on the right, J3 and J4, use PinHeader_1x03_P2.54mm_Vertical.
-Set the footprint for both LEDs to "LED_D5.0mm", found in the LED_THT library.
-For all of the resistors, use the Resistor_THT library.
-Set the footprint for R1 and R2 to R_Axial_DIN0207_L6.3mm_D2.5mm_P10.16mm_Horizontal
-When you're done, the dialog should look like:
-{{ :assign-footprint2.png?400 |}}