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Some ideas I've had:

  • Custom Icons for circuits, removing the bordered square
  • Moving in and out pins anywhere on the circuit border
  • Adding labels on the circuits
  • Rotating circuits and built-in components like busses or i/o
  • A built-in truth table utility and Karnaugh map solver utility
  • Dynamic bandwidth components by generalizing the current 1/4/8 components... N i/o, N busses, and N:M split/merge. Optionally restrict N to 2^x and max 64... (1,2,4,8,16,32,64)

We can add the missing features in the DLS community edit.

For suggestion 1, what do you mean?

Suggestion 2 has been implemented.

For suggestion 3, what do you mean?

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For #1, if you want to add a custom icon that looks like a chipset or diagram or logic gate. Basically, import a image and use that as opposed to the built in squares. And a toggle for the border.

For labels, I'll have to try out right clicking, but I meant like labelling the visuals of a circuit similar to labelling pins, but putting it on the component so it is visible when other components use it. Similar to how real chipset diagrams might have labels for the i/o or just other custom information, separate from the chips given name

I'll absolutely check out the community version. Sounds great.

for number 3, you can right click on a chip to label them. It's a 2.0 feature.