Hi!
Is there anyone here who can help me with LTspice command. (MacBook Air) I'm drawing a nonplanar circuit. And can't figure out how to get the components to connect on the diagonal lines.

 

Why can't you connect them the same way you connected the other components?
There will be a jog in the diagonal wires where the resistors are connected, but that doesn't affect the circuit simulation (see examples below):
The components rotate in 90° steps, and I don't know of any way to rotate them to the same angle as the wires.

 

Hi!
Is there anyone here who can help me with LTspice command. (MacBook Air) I'm drawing a nonplanar circuit. And can't figure out how to get the components to connect on the diagonal lines. View attachment 222165

Components will only rotate in 90 degree increments, so you'll have to use the drag tool (closed hand icon) to drag and bend the wires until they connect to the pin.

 

May be so:

 

Why can't you connect them the same way you connected the other components?
There will be a jog in the diagonal wires where the resistors are connected, but that doesn't affect the circuit simulation (see examples below):
The components rotate in 90° steps, and I don't know of any way to rotate them to the same angle as the wires.

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You can take the coordinates from the resistor symbol, rotate them 45°, and voilà you have a new resistor symbol. It may look a bit different than you expect because you are working on a grid with integer coordinates and some rounding will inevitably take place. Here is the diode symbol I use for doing bridge rectifiers.

 

Components will only rotate in 90 degree increments, so you'll have to use the drag tool (closed hand icon) to drag and bend the wires until they connect to the pin.

 

Thans fore responding I will try that .

 

Why can't you connect them the same way you connected the other components?
There will be a jog in the diagonal wires where the resistors are connected, but that doesn't affect the circuit simulation (see examples below):
The components rotate in 90° steps, and I don't know of any way to rotate them to the same angle as the wires.

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Thank you for the respons. LTspice is a new thing for me as student.

I had an expectation of getting straight lines dioginally when I pulled the wires in the circuit. So I got a little
frustrated when I saw that I did not get it.

 

You can take the coordinates from the resistor symbol, rotate them 45°, and voilà you have a new resistor symbol. It may look a bit different than you expect because you are working on a grid with integer coordinates and some rounding will inevitably take place. Here is the diode symbol I use for doing bridge rectifiers.

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Thank you for the tips!
LTspice is a new thing for me as student.

I had an expectation of getting straight lines dioginally when I pulled the wires in the circuit. So I got a little
frustrated when I saw that I did not get it.

 

May be so:
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