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Do you have a tutorial to create components with FC10?
Tutorial to create components with FC10?
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Re: Tutorial to create components with FC10?
Hello Seb,
There is some information here on the wiki.
If you need further help let me know.
Is the component you would like to create for the general public or to remain private?
There is some information here on the wiki.
If you need further help let me know.
Is the component you would like to create for the general public or to remain private?
Martin
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Re: Tutorial to create components with FC10?
Thx Martin,
I have different components to create. Some could be public and some private.
I will let you know.
How to create new MCU and update MCU?
I have different components to create. Some could be public and some private.
I will let you know.
How to create new MCU and update MCU?
Seb
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Re: Tutorial to create components with FC10?
Hello Seb
Copy and paste in windows explorer
Then select the directory that is for the type of MCU you would like to add e.g. PIC, ARD, ARM etc.
Open the fcdx file that is nearest to the MCU you want to create.
Save the fcdx in the name of target MUC to be created keeping it within the same directory.
Edit the fcdx for your new MCU.
For the fcdx to take effect, you will need to run Flowcode and select the new MCU you created.
Every time you make changes you will need to reload your project.
Note there won't be any fields within Choose a target e.g Pins , Max MHz etc.
Make sure Flowcode is closed.
Copy and paste in windows explorer
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%ProgramData%\MatrixTSL\FlowcodeV10\FCD
Open the fcdx file that is nearest to the MCU you want to create.
Save the fcdx in the name of target MUC to be created keeping it within the same directory.
Edit the fcdx for your new MCU.
For the fcdx to take effect, you will need to run Flowcode and select the new MCU you created.
Every time you make changes you will need to reload your project.
Note there won't be any fields within Choose a target e.g Pins , Max MHz etc.
Martin
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Re: Tutorial to create components with FC10?
A while ago, I created the attached worked example for creating a component. You might find this useful too.
Re: Tutorial to create components with FC10?
I always fail with this at step 6. I tried it again today (After giving up months ago) thinking I had incapacity to read but failed again. Maybe I do have reading problems?Steve-Matrix wrote: ↑Mon Feb 03, 2025 9:14 amA while ago, I created the attached worked example for creating a component. You might find this useful too.
Worked example - creating a component.pdf
I have yet to create a component
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Re: Tutorial to create components with FC10?
That document could probably be more clear.
In step 6, you "select the rot component" in the dropdown at the top of the "properties" window.
Or is it the step to create the "propType" property that is where the problem is?
In step 6, you "select the rot component" in the dropdown at the top of the "properties" window.
Or is it the step to create the "propType" property that is where the problem is?