You need to find the right value resistor from the JLCPCB section of the Shift+F library to use in my schematic. That way you pull all the necessary attributes into the schematic and hence into the PCB.

See also: [https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Changes-to-the-shape-of-components-in-the-finished-project-d5958c5317b54665bef833e4c1c303b5](https://easyeda.com/forum/topic/Changes-to-the-shape-of-components-in-the-finished-project-d5958c5317b54665bef833e4c1c303b5)

You can assign the LCSC part number at export BOM dialog

@UserSupport, That is true but it can be dangerous. For example, if the user places an 0805 part and then while changing the value, selects a new LCSC part which also changes the package from 0805 to, for example, 1206 but does not realise that they have done this. Then they have a part in the schematic that pulls an 0805 footprint into the PCB but a BOM that call up a part in a 1206 package. If the users wants a PBCA from JLCPCB then the safest way to select parts is to choose them directly from the **Library > JLCPCB** list. ;) :)