Sprint Layout 60 | Macros

In the context of Sprint-Layout, a macro is essentially a pre-drawn component footprint. Instead of drawing four pads and a silk-screen outline for a bridge rectifier every time you need one, you simply drag a "Macro" file onto your workspace.

Inserting a macro is a straightforward process designed to speed up the initial layout phase. macros sprint layout 60

By default, Sprint-Layout 6.0 comes with a respectable library. You can find it on the in the library tab. In the context of Sprint-Layout, a macro is

Here is how to find, install, and manage your macro library to speed up your PCB workflow. Where to Find Sprint-Layout 6.0 Macros By default, Sprint-Layout 6

In Sprint Layout 6.0, a is a saved group of objects (pads, tracks, shapes, text, vias) that you can insert into any board design. Think of it as a "custom component" or "reusable block."

The macro library is a structured tree-view located on the right side of the main workspace.