Clearing Eagle cache files can effectively resolve issues with incorrect software interface data display. When software cache files are not completely written back, it may cause data to not be properly updated. By clearing the cache folder and allowing the software to regenerate new cache files, normal interface display can be restored.

Applicable Scenarios

When you encounter the following situations while using Eagle, you can try clearing the cache:

Incorrect interface data display
Thumbnails not displaying properly
Library loading abnormalities
Data not updating promptly after operations

Clearing Method

Close Eagle Software
Ensure all running Eagle programs are closed
Open Cache Folder Location
Click the Win button in the lower left corner, search and open %appdata%\eagle
Delete Cache Folder
Delete the folder named library-caches
Restart Eagle Software
Restart Eagle software and check if the issue has been resolved

Close Eagle Software
Ensure all running Eagle programs are closed
Open Finder and Go to Folder
Open the Finder app, click "Go" > "Go to Folder" in the top menu
Enter Cache Folder Path
- In the pop-up dialog box, enter the path ~/Library/Application Support/Eagle/, then click "Go"
- Make sure the path starts with the ~ symbol
Delete Cache Folder
Delete the folder named library-caches
Restart Eagle Software
Restart Eagle software and check if the issue has been resolved

Important Notes

Clearing cache will not delete any of your resource files
After clearing cache for the first time, restarting Eagle may take some time to regenerate the cache

How to Clear Eagle Library Cache Files to Resolve Display Issues