I like to draw electrical structural model schematics in QSPICE instead of Visio—it’s really easy and convenient to use. Unfortunately, I can’t quickly add arrowed wire ends, and wire thickness variations are hard to tell apart when zooming out. Would it be possible to improve this in the software core? Thanks a lot!
I highly recommended to use drawio for drawing electrical schematic. There have many electrical symbolw and you can drawn an unlisted symbol easily.
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My employer IT team tried to push me to uninstall Draw.io and use Visio instead.
I ended up getting the portable version…haha
The drawing logic is just a lot better than Visio. Though I still want to complain about the grid accuracy.
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If you’re only missing wire ends with arrows here’s a suggestion:
- Draw the electrical structural schematic in QSpice.
- Add graphic triangle (filled) to the wire end.
- Copy and paste the triangles where needed.
It’s a bit crude-ish and elemental but should accomplish your task without violating a valid schematic netlist.
Here’s a quick and simple example.
Arrowed Wired End.qsch (1.5 KB)
Len