through hole on PCB being represented on the schematic

Do you mean you want a 1 pin component on schematic to represent a pad with plated hole on the board?

I made a schematic part with a single pin - possibly I just placed a pin-with-circle in the sch library editor. In the PCB library, I mad a component consisting of a single pad, and used that as the footprint for the one-pin schematic part.

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Use a testpoint in schematic and pcb library. Result is 1 pad pth.

Surely it is irrelevant at schematic stage ?

Its only when you get to the PCB stage that its important. The component yo uare using should have multi layer pads.

Those are quite the monster resistor symbols you have there!

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I like plenty of room to add resistor value and wattage ! A simple value is meaningless.

I like the schematics, very clean and plenty opf room for adding extra information.