Raster Graphics access in AutoCAD r14
David Longnecker
into AR14, and to save it back out again into an AutoCAD format. Also I
need to be able to 'erase' parts of the image, crop the image, and draw
and plot on top of the image. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions,
they are openly welcomed.
Thanks!
David Longnecker
Aero Mach Labs, Inc.
Lila
following list of commands that pertain to image attaching/editing from
the help file. If you start Help, go to the Content tab and open up the
book called "Command Reference" then the chapter called "Commands" you
can find an alphabetical list of commands. This list was (obviously)
under "I". Each command has a link to another page with more detailed
information.
As for plotting, you should be able to plot a raster/vector mix directly
from AutoCAD, depending on what type of output device you have.
Hope this helps.
IMAGE -- Inserts images in many formats into an AutoCAD drawing file
IMAGEADJUST -- Controls the brightness, contrast and fade values of the
selected image
IMAGEATTACH -- Attaches a new image object and definition
IMAGECLIP -- Creates new clipping boundaries for single image objects
IMAGEFRAME -- Controls whether the image frame is displayed on the
screen or hidden from view
IMAGEQUALITY -- Controls the display quality of images
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David Longnecker
Is there a way to "edit" or to erase parts of the raster image in AutoCAD?
to say, change the position of a life from one place to another.. We thought
of creating a solid box over the line.. but that's as far as we are.
Thanks!
-david
Lila
AutoCAD has no other image editing capabilities other than cropping and
changing the overall quality, brightness, contrast etc.
In order to change what the raster image looks like (i.e. changing the
position of a line), you'll have to use a raster image editor such as
photoshop, paintbrush etc.
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Bill Mollman
CAD Overlay will allow editing of raster images as well as hybrid vector
entities.
Keep up the good work,
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