Noobie Friendly Wiring Schematic Program

Your wish, as they say...

Pushbuttons/switches are set up so you can have multiple sets of stacked NO/NC contacts with separate colored actuators.

Same thing with terminal blocks.  Stack them up, and note that some of the doubles are connected internally (like the real ones).

Some VFD's & drives in there too.

I've tried really hard to make sure all pins line up with the grid, but don't hate me if I've overlooked a few.  Some of the high-density symbols work way better if you use "fine" grid spacing.

If you come up with a better way to draw relay coils so they don't take up so much room, I'm happy to steal back from you

-Ralph

Thank you spumco, that is great!
By the way, tinycad is also available in a browser (only chrome), so all linux users can use it as well

Thanks for sharing, I really appreciate it.I was playing around in the library editor yesterday so have started my own components as well. I'm more than happy to send back what I've come up with in a few days or so after I finalize the diagram.As far as pins lining up with the grid, I'll take a look - usually just get all the wires "close" and then switch to half of the fine grid size for final cleaning up of the diagram to avoid worrying about the pins lining up. I also am using some busses for things like encoder cables since they're more or less point to point but have several wires.

Hello Guys,
@spumco-> Very nice job with libraries! Thanks for that.

I have also tried as well the “TinyCad”, and it’s quite simple to use.
I used your library, made a few changes and designed a 7i77 as well.
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