I believe that there are several scripts out there to achieve this, and the one I used might not be the best, but it let me manufacture a board fairly painlessly. I used KiField for all of the part property manipulation. Regenerate CPL (and BOM too for good measure, but this should be unchanged), and verify that all components were placed correctly.I went through each BOM item, noted down the rotation, and set my ‘JLCPCB rotation’ property to the rotation in degrees that was required. Here all components should be present and the centroid correct, just rotation may be off. Upload a BOM/CPL without ‘JLCPCB rotation’ set on any components.Using this modified script I just had to run through the JLCPCB process twice: To this end I forked the above repository and modified the CPL geneation script to support rotation based upon a part property called “JLCPCB Rotation”. Personally I like to avoid manual manipulation, and I also like the schematic be the source of truth for a project.
The generated file was accepted by JLCPCB as expected.Īs for the CPL file, I don’t believe that the rotation issue (as discussed in the thread you linked) has been solved universally. I just set “LCSC Part” and “JLCPCB BOM” properties for each part as I desired. Generating the BOM worked with no real issues. I used this tool (the link is my own fork). I ordered a board recently through JLCPCB without any real problem.
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