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Hello Andy.nx,

I'm just curious:
Why do you need the proprietary format "dxf" if it doesn't seem to matter which software you can open it with?
Then perhaps free formats (SVG) that can be further processed with free software (Inkscape) could also be considered?

Maybe this helps:
In Element-Editor you can set the property "Width" for dynamic_text.
Then the text is automatically wrapped at spaces.

You can also set the Property "Width" afterwards in design-editor.

Hello samuelps.hr,

as Laurent already said:
First you need to download the whole sourcecode-package from github
https://github.com/qelectrotech/qelectr … rce-mirror
and unpack to a local directory.

With Qt-Linguist you open one or more ts-files from that directoy-structure.
My suggestion: qet_pt, qet_pt_BR and qet_en
Then you can compare the translations.

When you look at the columns on the left and push the mouse-cursor over the symbols, you can see the "completion-status" for that translation. As you can see: There are many question-marks for Portuguese. In the screenshot you see that there is a translation for Portuguese, but the translator wasn't sure, if this translation is correct. When you say it's correct, set the status to "done", otherwise correct the phrase and then mark as done.

When finished you can "release" the language-files and publish them here (qet_pt.ts and qet_pt.qm) as ZIP or create a pull-request at github, if you have an account. But I guess Laurent would be happy to upload the files to github, if you post them here...!

Best regards
  plc-user

Can you give a simple example of your art here so that others can benefit from it?
Thanks in advance!

Please read edited part (second half) from here:
https://qelectrotech.org/forum/viewtopi … 897#p19897

Does anybody know, if jubert.loic is still alive?
He did not answer, if the suggestion helped, nor did he say "thanks" for the help!

What is wrong with the created element?

Open the element-file with Element-editor, delete the "garbage" and save the element again.
When you then use QET_ElementScaler with a factor of 97 you'll get something like the attached file with a perfect scale of 1mm = 2px!

BUT:
For such a relatively simple part, I wouldn't do the work with dwg to dxf to elmt with all the imponderables and the resulting huge files! You'll have to edit these parts with Element-Editor anyway!

When I look at the real part, there are a handful of rectangles and circles that can be put together quite quickly with the element editor. Then you are also flexible if, for example, you want to have the entire series from the manufacturer as front view in QET.

In my opinion, a few rectangles and circles are enough for circuit diagram symbols anyway (see manufacturer parts Wago or Weidmüller).

[EDIT]:
In my opinion dxf2elmt produces "better" elements:
https://github.com/antonioaja/dxf2elmt/releases

[EDIT 2]:
LibreCAD can handle the dwg from your first post and can export dxf that can be read by dxf2elmt.
https://github.com/LibreCAD/LibreCAD/releases

Do I really have to tell you what you wrote?

[EDIT]:

I am also a user of QET and do not want to discourage you from continuing to work with QET or even discourage you from donating to the project!

However, if you had followed the discussions here over the last few weeks and months, you would have realised that we currently have a shortage of active developers.

(Good) ideas are regularly posted here, but there is a lack of people to realise them.

Es sollte einen Versuch wert sein, dich (ausgehend von Version 0.6) Stück für Stück zu neueren Versionen vor zu arbeiten:
Wenn die Versionssprünge zwischen deinen Versuchen klein sind, sollte es doch funktionieren, dich bis zur aktuellen 0.10 durchzukämpfen. Auch die älteren QET-Versionen liegen im Download-Bereich als "Ready-to-use" vor, sodass du die Pakete nur auspacken musst. Die Ready-to-use können auch alle gleichzeitig auf dem Computer liegen. Dann kannst du zwischen den Versionen wechseln...
Ein Versuch kann nicht schaden. Es sei denn, du hast von deinem Projekt keine Sicherungskopie gemacht...

Ich glaube, ich weiß nun, was Du meinst!

Die Textausrichtung bezieht sich immer auf den Punkt X/Y, der bei der Erstellung des Elements gewählt wurde. Im Diagramm-Editor kann das nachträglich nur durch Verschieben des Textes erreicht werden: Es reicht nicht, im Diagramm-Editor die Ausrichtung, zu ändern!

via Online-Translator:

Je crois que j'ai compris ce que tu voulais dire !

L'orientation du texte se réfère toujours au point X/Y qui a été choisi lors de la création de l'élément. Dans l'éditeur de diagramme, cela ne peut être obtenu ultérieurement qu'en déplaçant le texte : Il ne suffit pas de modifier l'alignement dans l'éditeur de diagramme !