Do you need to stick to any soldering resistors or whether in which direction they are soldered? Option 1, 2 and 3 shown in the figure above. (I hope I conveyed it clearly)

All are parallel connections, no polarity.

Hello. With resistors there is absolutely no difference how they are connected (i.e. as a colleague pointed out above), you only need to pay attention to the power and choose depending on the needs in the system.

But if you solder in different directions, and then you will watch the plate to see where it is, you will have a difficult task.

Good point too Added after 2 [minutes]: Searching nearby - recently I had to review the system that I designed last year ... processor and mass of SMD components, and the schematic got lost somewhere. Deciphering all the secrets took far too much time (and it was soldered as you noticed rather anyhow, i.e. the markings were on all sides of the world), so ... yes, it is definitely worth paying attention to the soldering method itself That's the story there, thank you. ^^

Connecting a Resistor: Soldering Techniques, Direction, and Rules for Options 1, 2, and 3

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Do you need to stick to any soldering resistors or whether in which direction they are soldered?

Option 1, 2 and 3 shown in the figure above.
(I hope I conveyed it clearly)
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All are parallel connections, no polarity.

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Hello.

With resistors there is absolutely no difference how they are connected (i.e. as a colleague pointed out above), you only need to pay attention to the power and choose depending on the needs in the system.
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But if you solder in different directions, and then you will watch the plate to see where it is, you will have a difficult task.
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Good point too

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Searching nearby - recently I had to review the system that I designed last year ... processor and mass of SMD components, and the schematic got lost somewhere. Deciphering all the "secrets" took far too much time (and it was soldered as you noticed rather anyhow, i.e. the markings were on all sides of the world), so ... yes, it is definitely worth paying attention to the soldering method itself That's the story there, thank you. ^^
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