PCB library for chip antenna with copper radiators

[Sebastian]

I have to make a library for this antenna: http://www.mouser.com/ds/2/400/rf_ant_ant016008lcd1575ma1_en-345733.pdf
Should I draw the copper parts including vias and the tuning caps in the library or later on the board?
I am new to AD, so I hope someone more experienced can tell me which method is better, i.e. won't give me trouble later.

[s3t]

You can draw them anywhere, but how will you proceed with typical workflow of BOM/placement/production with these built-in caps?

1 BOM/placement line = 1 part.
So you've gotta paint the caps separately.
I'd put all the rest into the footprint, so it won't get messed-up at the layout stage. Unless you want to change the suggested layout and know how to do it.

[Sebastian]

Thanks for the input. I didn't think about the BOM thing. I think I'll put everything but the caps into the footprint and add some marks where they have to go later.
In case I have to adjust it I can change the footprint and update it, right? But I am pretty sure the caps will allow sufficient tuning.

[Sebastian]

I have another question: How can I change the way width transitions look? I attached an image to describe what I mean.

[s3t]

Dunno, maybe teardrops,
http://techdocs.altium.com/display/ADOH/Enhanced+Teardrop+Control
(i'm running older altium without trace-trace teardrops, and they aren't available in footprint editor)

or - if unavailable - simple regions, "PR" hotkey. If you need just one or two of these.

[Sebastian]

Thanks again, teardrops seems to be the right tool.