It's kicad which means you can use kicanvas to view it. For example: https://kicanvas.org/?github=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fh0la...
It's kicad which means you can use kicanvas to view it. For example: https://kicanvas.org/?github=https%3A%2F%2Fgithub.com%2Fh0la...
What an amazing tool: it loads and displays the kicad native files in a simple web browser, but moreover - you don't have to be the intermediary, cloning some repo and then uploading the individual files to a website.
I wish that existed for more weird binary formats. Altium have 365 but you have to have signins to use it, and they cost named-user seats.
I use KiCAD so I know it well. Unfortunately that site is in alpha and I am unable to zoom in to see the schematic clearly.
Use Ctrl+mousewheel to zoom.
(Unfortunately, it does not zoom on the cursor but on the center of the screen).
It seems that a person can also click to select an object on the board, and then use the "zoom to selection" button near the bottom-right of the viewport, to bring things up to a more-visible size and place [some of] them on-screen.
Vertical panning is then accomplished by rolling the scrollwheel. Horizontal scrolling can be accomplished by tilting the scrollwheel on a mouse that is so-equipped.
(Perhaps bizarrely, I was unable to discover any other way to pan.)
FWIW - On my laptop (track pad), I expected to click-drag or ctrl-drag to move it, but on a track pad it's two-finger swipe to move it left/right. then pinch zoom.
For me control-mousewheel zooms and shift-mousewheel pans horizontally.
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Oh.. I love this web tool. Thanks for showing!