Minorv1.83
True-vector PDF export & new connectors
New
- PDF exports are now true vector — resolution-independent with selectable text and much smaller files. Zoom in as far as you like with no pixelation
- New connectors and signals: IEC power, USB connectors and their versions with speed-tier signals, and RJ11 / RJ45 control signals
- USB speed warning — a heads-up when USB devices are linked across mismatched speed tiers, which you can dismiss when you don't need it
Improved
- PDF export is now a single clean sheet. For a large diagram pick a bigger paper size (A1 or A0) — it's vector, so you can zoom in your reader or print it large, and your printer's poster/tile mode handles splitting across physical sheets
- Retired the multi-page tiling export and the on-canvas page-break grid in favour of the simpler single-sheet vector export
- PDF export options for greyscale, margins, cable labels and cable numbers, plus an inverted-gear-colours toggle
- Cable colours now resolve from a single source, so a cable looks the same on the canvas, in project summaries and in exports
Fixed
- Zones now export with their proper translucent tint instead of solid blocks
- A wireless (dashed) cable no longer aborts the PDF export
- Patch panels and text boxes now honour the inverted-colour export option
- Flipped devices stay flipped after you save and reload
- Cables for newly added signal types get a sensible colour instead of falling back to a default, and dismissing the USB speed warning refreshes the view straight away
- Copying community gear into your library now normalises older port signals so it carries across cleanly