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The most current version as of this writing (0.7. (And the fact that Adafruit has a zillion parts as Fritzing objects, but I think I will write a Tcl/Tk program to convert Fritzing fxpz files to KiCAD. Older versions of Fritzing required you to import the library using a particular menu command. The only thing Fritzing brings to the table is the Breadboard view. ESP32 tutorials fritzing servo mean GitHub - arduino-libraries/Servo: Servo. The first step is to download the latest version of the Adafruit Fritzing Library from GitHub The easiest way to do that is to click that big nice button up. Adafruit ESP32-S2 TFT Feather - 4MB Flash, 2MB PSRAM, STEMMA QT. It is designed to show you how to get data from the sensor. The example simply reads data from the sensor and prints it to the serial console. I have designed far more complex boards with KiCAD – Fritzing is far harder to use than KiCAD. ScratchX Servo motor - Fritzing Using the Adafruit Library with Fritzing. This example will be using, among other things, the AdafruitMAX1704X library. Then I discovered that it does not appear to possible to do a copper fill area for power on one side (top) and a ground fill area for the other side (bottom). It was an excessive amout of effort to get those two runs done. There are really only two “routed” nets: SDA and SCL. My KiCad design uses copper fill areas for the power and ground busses: the top layer for +3v3 and the bottom layer for GND. There are exactly 4 nets: SDA, SCL, +3v3, and GND. The circuit I designed uses three I2C breakouts from Adafruit connected to a TTGO-T1 (an ESP32 Devkit clone, available from China for $5/each). The UI does need some serious work, partitularly when disambiguating what a mouse click refers to (one needs to be overly precise when drawing wires in the schematic view – there is ambigiousness between moving parts and drawing wires). Creating the schematic and breadboard views were not too hard. OK, I just tried to duplicate a KiCAD project I put together recently.