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Component-oriented modeling - Khasi

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Not able to see the pins
Component oriented modeling- pins not visiblehttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1mrGpjJGXvXmf_g6owMjuaWu_FE9kKHQs/view?usp=sharingHello, again,I faced this problem in the 4th tutorial as well. While connecting the pins of voltage, resistor, inductor, etc., the pins are visible. I tried looking into it with various options but could not find anything. Please see the image using the linkThank you!
09-10M 10-20S ghouse0403

Answer last updated on: March 31, 2021, 1:28 p.m.

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Instantiate ia ka class Define ia ka Component orientation Define ia ka Acausal connectors Simulate ia ka Electric Circuit Define ia ka Resistor,VoltageSource bad Ground Define ia u pin connector Connecte ia bunjait ki classes Connect ia ki pins Pyndonkam ka Plotting Perspectives Pyndonkam ka Variables Browser

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