We did this with a logo and it looked perfect except it seemed to add about 4Mb to the plot size. Couldn't work out why, it was only polylines, splines and solid hatching. The problem we have with imageattach is that we always have to remember to send the image with any drawings issued in dwg format. Simple enough for most people but some seem oblivious to the need to do it (and this goes for xrefs also.imbeciles!!) Also some images do not rotate when sent to a plotter which auto rotates plots for best fit leaving the image hanging around somewhere in the middle of the drawing and not where it is supposed to appear. 'Ken' wrote in message news:4946118@discussion.autodesk.com. You can use Illustrator to trade the outline of the logo and saveas to DXF.
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Ken wrote in message news:4945847@discussion.autodesk.com. We get Client Logos in all the time to add to Title boxes.These Logos typical come in.jpg format.What is the esisest way to convert these.jpg over to AutoCAD entities.P.I.T.A. Dealing with pics files on Border drawings. Use the command 'overkill' to minimizes the entities quantity. Ken 'Chris Boyd' wrote in message news:4946180@discussion.autodesk.com. We did this with a logo and it looked perfect except it seemed to add about 4Mb to the plot size. Couldn't work out why, it was only polylines, splines and solid hatching.
The problem we have with imageattach is that we always have to remember to send the image with any drawings issued in dwg format. Simple enough for most people but some seem oblivious to the need to do it (and this goes for xrefs also.imbeciles!!) Also some images do not rotate when sent to a plotter which auto rotates plots for best fit leaving the image hanging around somewhere in the middle of the drawing and not where it is supposed to appear. 'Ken' wrote in message news:4946118@discussion.autodesk.com. You can use Illustrator to trade the outline of the logo and saveas to DXF. Ken wrote in message news:4945847@discussion.autodesk.com. We get Client Logos in all the time to add to Title boxes.These Logos typical come in.jpg format.What is the esisest way to convert these.jpg over to AutoCAD entities.P.I.T.A. Dealing with pics files on Border drawings.
I already tried that and it found no overlapping vectors. I used a numeric fuzz of 0.000001 so it should have picked any up. All in though there is only 580 lines/splines/plines so I'm somewhat confused as to why we have the excessive plot size.
Restaurant accounting software free download free. Thanks 'Ken' wrote in message news:4946205@discussion.autodesk.com. Use the command 'overkill' to minimizes the entities quantity. Ken 'Chris Boyd' wrote in message news:4946180@discussion.autodesk.com. We did this with a logo and it looked perfect except it seemed to add about 4Mb to the plot size. Couldn't work out why, it was only polylines, splines and solid hatching. The problem we have with imageattach is that we always have to remember to send the image with any drawings issued in dwg format.
Simple enough for most people but some seem oblivious to the need to do it (and this goes for xrefs also.imbeciles!!) Also some images do not rotate when sent to a plotter which auto rotates plots for best fit leaving the image hanging around somewhere in the middle of the drawing and not where it is supposed to appear. 'Ken' wrote in message news:4946118@discussion.autodesk.com. You can use Illustrator to trade the outline of the logo and saveas to DXF. Ken wrote in message news:4945847@discussion.autodesk.com. We get Client Logos in all the time to add to Title boxes.These Logos typical come in.jpg format.What is the esisest way to convert these.jpg over to AutoCAD entities.P.I.T.A. Dealing with pics files on Border drawings. Maybe your logo is too complex to represent by polyline, you can explode it and redraw all outline by command 'bpoly' Ken 'Chris Boyd' wrote in message news:4946196@discussion.autodesk.com.