Changed the order of the images (3D model variants)
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@ -585,7 +585,7 @@ The [tests/yaml_samples](https://github.com/INTI-CMNB/KiBot/tree/master/tests/ya
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Note that the last two uses a field named `Config`, but you can customise them invoking **_kibom_dnf_FIELD**. This will create an equivalent filter, but using the indicated **FIELD**.
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#### Changing the 3D model (simple mechanism)
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#### Changing the 3D model, simple mechanism
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This mechanism allows small changes to the 3D model. Is simple to use, but the information is located in the schematic.
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@ -595,7 +595,7 @@ In this way you can change the 3D model according to the component variant.
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When the component has more than one 3D model you must provide a comma separated list of models to replace the current models.
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#### Changing the 3D model (complex mechanism)
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#### Changing the 3D model, complex mechanism
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When the a component has a long list of 3D models and you want to keep all the information in the PCB you can use this mechanism.
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@ -646,10 +646,10 @@ ${KIPRJMOD}/steps/WH1602B-TMI-JT#.step
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To achieve it we define the following texts in the footprint: `%left:1,3,4,6%` and `%top:2,5%`.
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Here are both variants:
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Some important notes:
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- If you want to control what models are used when no variant is used you'll need to create a `default` variant.
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This what the above example does. In this case the `default` variant shows all the connectors, but no display.
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@ -378,7 +378,7 @@ The [tests/yaml_samples](https://github.com/INTI-CMNB/KiBot/tree/master/tests/ya
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Note that the last two uses a field named `Config`, but you can customise them invoking **_kibom_dnf_FIELD**. This will create an equivalent filter, but using the indicated **FIELD**.
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#### Changing the 3D model (simple mechanism)
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#### Changing the 3D model, simple mechanism
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This mechanism allows small changes to the 3D model. Is simple to use, but the information is located in the schematic.
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@ -388,7 +388,7 @@ In this way you can change the 3D model according to the component variant.
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When the component has more than one 3D model you must provide a comma separated list of models to replace the current models.
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#### Changing the 3D model (complex mechanism)
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#### Changing the 3D model, complex mechanism
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When the a component has a long list of 3D models and you want to keep all the information in the PCB you can use this mechanism.
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To achieve it we define the following texts in the footprint: `%left:1,3,4,6%` and `%top:2,5%`.
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Here are both variants:
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Some important notes:
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- If you want to control what models are used when no variant is used you'll need to create a `default` variant.
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This what the above example does. In this case the `default` variant shows all the connectors, but no display.
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