KiCad 5 #19 Creating New Symbols With Multiple Units 

I hope you go on to do great things!

😂.. Glad to be able to help!

Love how people are so confident with their answers on stack overflow

Question everything all the time. I'm still learning that things I once believed were impossible turn out to be doable!

Thanks! ...I think. (I don't speak what I assume is Russian.)

I'm not sure what you are referring to here. In what context? Signal names? Part References? Pin numbers? Honestly, for these, I don't know. THis might be better asked on the kicad .info groups.

You can create a unit that just has the power pins on it. Otherwise you can put a 'common pin' on the part that has N instances (a, b, c,...) that all have the same pin number. I find the latter looks uglier in the drawing. schematic.

Unless it is really ornate, I would probably start from scratch. But I suppose you could make a copy of it in the symbol editor and then start editing it to make what you want out of it.

@@JohnsBasement Thanks for the quick reply! Yeah a redo might be the way to go, it's only 45pins

Foo? It is a computer science name for a thing such as a 'widget'

Sorry if that's too literal. (Been a bit under the weather) by calling a component/part a "foo" or a "widget" I'm saying not to care what it might appear that role the component's apparent function could apply to a design and ONLY focus on its units and how kicad refers to them in (re)annotation in case you care which phycal part the units are assigned to etc.

@@JohnsBasement Thank you so very much and please get feeling better...:)

Awww dang!!! I didn't realize I did that. You are right. I could have avoided that possible confusion. Sorry anout that choice. 😕