Libraries are searched in the order they appear in the Available Libraries dialog – in the order of the tabs, then in the order of the libraries listed within each tab. Searching occurs when the list is interrogated as part of model-link verification, for example, when compiling the project, synchronizing, or running a simulation. Use the Move Up and Move Down buttons in each tab to define the search order of the libraries listed in that tab. The Available Libraries dialog has three tabs, which are described in the following sections. Making Libraries AvailableĪll three of the methods of making a library available are configured in the Available Libraries dialog – click the button at the top of the panel to open the dialog.

Once libraries have been made available, the contents of one of those libraries is presented in the Libraries panel where it can be browsed and used to place components. Search paths are a project-specific setting – that is, only those defined in the active project can be accessed. Are available on a defined search path.Belong to the active project (the project currently selected in the Projects panel).In CircuitStudio, components, footprints and other models can only be used from available libraries, which are those libraries that: If the Projects panel is currently in the group of docked Workspace panels, use the Projects tab located at the bottom of the panels to bring it to the front. Panels can be configured to be floating in the editor space or docked to sides of the screen.

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