So looking at all this I'm not sure where the actual installation of pcbmodelgen comes in. Here's my PATH variables and both the AppCSXCAD and openEMS exe files are in the C:\openEMS folder: The AppCSXCAD and the openEMS must beĪvailable on PATH environment variable so pcbgenmod can find required On Windows 10 it has been tested with the WLS Linux Ubuntu App,ĭownloaded from Microsoft Store. Its 3D viewer, the next step is to run the simulation with openEMS and
These steps will show model using the AppCSXCAD and after exit from # To simulate the generated mesh with openEMS # To generate the mesh of the Kicad's PCB Inside each exampleįolder has a makefile to run the example. There are some examples in the example directory. Pcbmodelgen -p board.kicad_pcb -c pcbmodelgen.json I put the lines in "octaverc" file at C:\Program Files\GNU Octave\Octave-6.1.0\mingw64\share\octave\6.1.0\m\startup: addpath('D:/openEMS/matlab') Īnd is the Ubuntu console app for Windows supposed to be this running these commands? I'm not very familiar with Ubuntu or Linux. Here’s the addpath I use for Windows, both the AppCSXCAD and openEMS exe files are in that folder, and install instructions are from here.
The folder locations on Windows do not exist for the two addpaths listed above. In ~/.octaverc as in: addpath('/usr/share/octave/packages/openems-0.0.35/')Īddpath('/usr/local/share/CSXCAD/matlab/') OpenEMS should be installed and the octave paths should be configured I believe all this is for Linux only, correct me if I'm wrong: Dependenciesĭownload package and execute from root: # Dependencies sudo apt-get install libtinyxml2-dev libtclap-dev
So going down the list of instructions on GitHub… I am using Windows 10, I already have openEMS up and running and have been doing simulations with no problem and can view the 3D models on appCSXCAD, so all this is installed correctly I assume. I am not understanding how to install this extension called pcbmodelgen, it is for openEMS EM simulation software which runs in Octave.
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