Do you support Altium .PrjPcb files?
Upload your Altium .PrjPcb project file with the .SchDoc and .PcbDoc files so project parameters and special strings resolve during import.
Yes. Upload the .PrjPcb project file together with your .SchDoc schematic files and .PcbDoc board file. The project file is optional, but without it any special strings on your board that refer to project parameters stay as literal text in the silkscreen.
What is a .PrjPcb file?
A .PrjPcb file is the project file used in Altium Designer. It is a small text file that holds:
- Which schematic and board documents belong to the project
- Project parameters (for example a revision number or project name)
- Design variants and output settings
It does not contain any design data itself; the schematics and layout live in the .SchDoc and .PcbDoc files, which are still required.
What does CircuitHub do with it?
The import opens your board inside your project instead of a blank one, so Altium resolves project parameters the way it does on your own machine. Your own output job files are not used; CircuitHub generates fabrication data with its own output job.
You can also upload the files Altium keeps beside the project: .PrjPcbVariants, .PrjPcbStructure and .Harness. They are accepted and kept with the project, but design variants are not yet applied to the import.