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Quieter tool activity in the chat
Tool calls now show as compact activity rows and the assistant's prose arrives in one piece, so a design conversation reads as a conversation.
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Tool calls now show as compact activity rows and the assistant's prose arrives in one piece, so a design conversation reads as a conversation.
Messages typed during a response are queued and sent in order once it finishes, instead of being blocked.
Models, sources and analysis settings for a SPICE run are filled in from the schematic, so a first simulation needs no manual setup.
The properties panel shows each part's datasheet URL, and the Datasheet field on the sheet is a clickable link.
Moving a part commits instantly; the affected zones re-pour off the main thread and fold back in when ready.
Design rules went from seven pages to five: one Constraints table, one owner for net classes and fab clearances, and a Custom Rules surface for the rest.
Gerber, drill, ODB++, IPC-2581 and assembly files are generated by Resin's own writers, checked against reference output for parity.
Parts in an imported .SchDoc and .PcbDoc are matched by their unique ID, so cross-probing and the netlist line up after import.
Router settings are reachable while routing, the ratsnest stays quiet, new tracks inherit width from the net class, and fab checks never block a route.
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Tool calls now show as compact activity rows and the assistant's prose arrives in one piece, so a design conversation reads as a conversation.
Messages typed during a response are queued and sent in order once it finishes, instead of being blocked.
Models, sources and analysis settings for a SPICE run are filled in from the schematic, so a first simulation needs no manual setup.
The properties panel shows each part's datasheet URL, and the Datasheet field on the sheet is a clickable link.
Moving a part commits instantly; the affected zones re-pour off the main thread and fold back in when ready.
Design rules went from seven pages to five: one Constraints table, one owner for net classes and fab clearances, and a Custom Rules surface for the rest.
Gerber, drill, ODB++, IPC-2581 and assembly files are generated by Resin's own writers, checked against reference output for parity.
Parts in an imported .SchDoc and .PcbDoc are matched by their unique ID, so cross-probing and the netlist line up after import.
Router settings are reachable while routing, the ratsnest stays quiet, new tracks inherit width from the net class, and fab checks never block a route.