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This tutorial presumes you have a working understanding of the Schematic and PCB Editor environments and are familiar with placing and editing components. creating an integrated library of the new components and models.checking the component footprints using PCB Library Editor reports.including three-dimensional component detail (3D bodies).handling other special footprint requirements, including irregular pad shapes.creating PCB component footprints manually and using the PCB Component Wizard.checking the components using Schematic Library Editor reports.creating schematic components with single and multiple parts.In this tutorial, we will cover the following topics: A glossary of terms used in this tutorial is included as an appendix. This tutorial covers the creation of schematic components and PCB footprints, including adding 3D body objects, using the Schematic and PCB Library Editors in Altium Designer. Including Three-Dimensional Component Detail.Handling Special Layer-specific Requirements such as Glue Dots.Handling Special Solder Mask Requirements.Footprints with Multiple Pads Connected to the Same Pin.

Managing Components that Include Routing Primitives in their Footprint.

Creating Footprints with an Irregular Pad Shape.

Drawing the Outline on the Component Overlay.

Using the IPC® Compliant Footprint Wizard.

Creating an Alternate View Mode for a Part.

Creating a New Schematic Component with Multiple Parts.

Copying Components from Other Libraries.

Checking the Component and Generating Reports.

Parameters for Component-to-datasheet Linking.

Adding Footprint Models to a Schematic Component.

Adding Models to the Schematic Component.

Setting the Schematic Component's Properties.

Creating a New Library Package and Schematic Library.

Schematic Libraries, Models and Integrated Libraries.