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How to place names for components that were deleted

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avalsang
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How to place names for components that were deleted

Hi,
I tried everything but cant find a way. My board and schematic development are done. Some of the names on the pcb board got deleted. I can see if I search for attributes in the design manager.
But Can't add the name through the design manager. Can't click on the components on the board to add name (can't find where to click as the center parts don't have the usual + sign for the compnent). Can't even replace the parts on the board as the + sign doesn't appear. If I change the part in the schematic, I still see no name.
This is very frustrating. Please let me know what I could do???

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one-of-the-robs
in reply to: avalsang

You probably just need to "Reposition Attributes" on them (the command formerly known as "unsmash").

Inability to "click on" parts is normally because you've deselected the necessary item in the selection filter.

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avalsang
in reply to: one-of-the-robs

I have tried the reposition attribute as well. It doesn’t work.

the inability to select is not because of filter I think since some parts can be selected and some cannot.

the little + sign to select doesn’t appear at all for certain parts. (All the parts were made in a personalized library)

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avalsang
in reply to: avalsang

Anyone?

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avalsang
in reply to: avalsang

@ edwin.robledo

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avalsang
in reply to: one-of-the-robs

All the layers and all the device types are selected in the filter, I even tried the reset for layers

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mtl_asm
in reply to: avalsang

hi,

 

usually when the '+' is missing in board view it is because the layer torigin ot borigin is off (t for top, b for bottom).

 

Try typing

 

display none torigin borigin

 

in the command line. you should now see nothing but the origins. 

 

if that works now type

 

display last

 

you should see whatever layers were on before. if the '+' disappeared its because you don't have the origin layers on.

 

let me know the results of that test...

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