Printed Circuit Board Cloning Newlib Footprint

In the process of printed circuit board cloning NewLib Footprint, these below points must be taken into consideration:

In the Pcb program, instantiate the footprint you wish to modify.
Using the selection tool, select the footprint.
Now left-click on the selected element, this brings up a popup menu, choose “Cut Selection to Buffer” from the popup menu.
Under the buffer menu, choose “break buffer element to pieces”, and then left-click to place the broken apart footprint to an open area of the layout when printed circuit board cloning. Note that you must use the items under the buffer menu, the items with the same names in the popup menu do not work if printed circuit board cloning.
Make your desired modifications to the footprint and then convert the pieces back to an element using the same procedure as when starting from scratch on a new footprint before printed circuit board cloning.

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