Picture on face

[Seth Renigar]

I have never had a need to do this until now. I need to attach a texture to
a surface. Imagine a short cylinder that you would attach a scanned image
of say a coin onto the flats. This is not the exact case here, but it is
similar.

I can get the image to show, but it is off-center. Kind of like it is fixed
at the most lower left extremity of the part. The overall image is
obviously square and is larger than the circle. I can scale it up and off
the face entirely with the scale slider, but it will not scale down small
enough even at the smallest size.

I then edited the image in MS paint and scaled the image itself down by 50%
and saved it. When I try to apply this new, smaller image to the same face,
I get the exact same results. It will not scale down small enough. It
doesn't matter how much I edit the image itself, it will not scale small
enough to fit the face.

Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?

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Seth Renigar
Emerald Tool and Mold Inc.
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[Scott]

Insert\Picture

Or if you had Photoworks you could use a decal

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[Krister L]

Try the sketch picture tool....open a sketch on the face and use "tools -
sketch tools - sketch picture" . I beleive it works with several different
file formats, normally I use bpm, and here You have full control over size
position and angle
This is well described in the help files under "Sketch pictures"

Krister L

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[Seth Renigar]

That is a partial solution and I like the ability to resize and move the
image. The only problem now is that I have a square image on a round face
(2D). It overhangs on all of the corners. I don't know of a way to create
an actual round image to correct this.

That is why I was trying to use a texture. A texture will only display on
the surface regardless of size, shape, or irregularities. But you are
limited on the size and position control that you have with a texture.

I guess I will have to do this in PW. I am not very PW knowledgeable
though. My industry doesn't have a big need for PW. So, I have never had
time to learn it.

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Emerald Tool and Mold Inc.
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[Rob Rodriguez]

Seth,

You can use an image (jpg, bmp, tiff) to define your own custom
texture. It's been a while since I tried this but it works well. The
texture help sections gives instructions on how to do this.

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