If you put this file name in to the load image file box in Fritzing it should load the svg in to a logo ready for use. It appears it wants the layerId (the group for the whole svg) to be breadboard (pcb wants boardoutline as I recall.) Other than that it is a normal svg. Here is one recovered svg (click on it and choose “save as” and you should get the svg): The vi commands undo the html encoding to leave you with this svg. The “shape” property contains the html encoded svg. I suppose you could put an unconnected wire between the two ports or you (or one of us) could modify the parts to add a connector to the usb port. In this case you are looking for logo in the Pico-breadboard.fz file which finds: In the fritzing case there are no connectors on the USB ports in either part. Select the data after ’ ’ and copy that text in to a new svg file. Search for the text ’ instance moduleIdRef=“BoardLogoImageModuleID” ’ vanepp January 24, 2021, 4:36am 4 Turned out to be easier than I thought. So, It will be best to wait for your new design. Also, when I use ZofzPCB 3D viewer to open Gerber, there are a few errors shown.

fz file which is standard xml so edit the fz file with a text editor. Thank vanepp, Raspberry Pi fritzing part is no holes indeed. Since I had to do this I figured I document how to do it for other people.

Because the source svg is in the fzz file. I recently needed to recover the svg for a board outline with only the fzz file. fzz file Tutorials - Guides - How to's - & Experiences.

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