I have capacitors C1 through C6 on my schematic, and if I type MOVE C2 into the command line it grabs that capacitor. But on the board created from my schematic, it is missing C2 and C3 and no other parts (that I have noticed). If I type MOVE C2 it says C2 does not exist. When I run ERC it says my board and schematic are consistent. I have no idea what to make of this, I can't find this anywhere online. Both capacitors in questions connect a node to GND and on the board layout the capacitor and connection to GND don't exist at all
Electronic – Eagle create board from schematic is missing some parts but ERC says they are consistent
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If you want VCC and ground pins, you need to add components for those. The VCC and GND symbols you have are ports. Any pins connected to VCC are considered connected to each other, and the same goes for GND. This tutorial shows an example of a DC jack component that provides an off-board connection for VCC and GND:
Basically for compatibility with everything else, you should always lay the pins on your schematic symbol on a 0.1" grid. Either set the grid in the symbol editor to be 2.54mm or set it to be 0.1".
If you need to make a metric footprint you can do so, use whatever grid you want to in the package editor.
The packages don't appear in the schematic so you don't need to worry about them being on-grid. The symbols don't appear in the layout so you don't need to worry about them not matching the dimensions of the part.
Best Answer
I figured it out thanks to Peter Bennett's comment. I had used the SPICE symbol for two of my capacitors when I added a part instead of an actual device that has size specs, and those don't show up on the board.