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AdaFruit Fritzing Library
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A library of parts for [Fritzing](http://fritzing.org/)
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If you would like to use the entire library, then download AdaFruit.fzbz and
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open it in Fritzing (File | Open... )
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If you wish to make it a permanent resident of your Fritzing parts pallete, use
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the drop-down menu in the pallette window and choose "Save Bin".
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Individual parts files are located in the "parts" folder. Each of these is in
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the form of an .FZPZ file, which is a standard .ZIP file generated by Fritzing.
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They contain all the SVG images and the FPZ part file, and can be opened with a
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standard archive utility like 7-Zip (http://www.7-zip.org/)
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As of Feb. 2013 a new /dev directory is included which contains the templates
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used in Inkscape (http://www.inkscape.org) to create the parts in this library.
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While you are welcome to use these to create your own Fritzing parts, they are
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here solely for educational purposes, and support will not be provided.
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PLEASE NOTE: While we enthusiastically encourage you to learn from, modify and
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re-share our Fritzing library, we are not accepting unsolicited Fritzing parts
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for inclusion into this repo.
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Adafruit Industries is a Friend of Fritzing
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Adafruit is proud to announce we are a “Friend of Fritzing”. We’ve been making
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a ton of Fritzing parts with [johngineer](http://www.johngineer.com) and we’ve donated to Fritzing to
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encourage more development on this amazing project. The Fritzing team just
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sent us over this spiffy badge!
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Fritzing is an open-source initiative to support designers, artists,
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researchers and hobbyists to work creatively with interactive electronics.
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We are creating a software and website in the spirit of Processing and
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Arduino, developing a tool that allows users to document their prototypes,
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share them with others, teach electronics in a classroom, and to create a
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pcb layout for professional manufacturing.
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Fritzing started out as a publicly funded research project from 2007-2009.
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Since 2010 development has relied on the community of users and supporters.
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Adafruit is not a giant company (yet) but we try our best to support
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communities, orgs, schools, companies, events, people and products that share
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our values & goals. From sponsoring events like the Open hardware summit to
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tools like Fritzing, it’s part of our mission to help and celebrate open
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source. If you like Fritzing, please considering supporting them as well! |