Autotek autocad raster design 2010 用户手册
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Resource File. A file created by the Raster Design Export operation or
previous versions of Raster Design. Resource files have a .RES file
extension.
previous versions of Raster Design. Resource files have a .RES file
extension.
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World File. A file created by the Raster Design Export operation for all
image formats, or by other applications. World files have different file
extensions, depending on file type.
image formats, or by other applications. World files have different file
extensions, depending on file type.
Correlation Values
Displays the X and Y coordinates of the insertion point (bottom left corner),
rotation angle, and scale of the image as recorded in the correlation source.
rotation angle, and scale of the image as recorded in the correlation source.
Density
Displays the pixel density of the image.
Units
Displays the linear units of measure for the image.
Coordinate System
Displays the coordinate system used in the image, if applicable.
Image File Name
Displays the coordinate system used in the image, if applicable.
Correlation File Name
Displays the coordinate system used in the image, if applicable.
Modify Tab (Image Insertion Dialog Box)
Use this tab to change correlation values for this image insertion, without
modifying the values stored in the original correlation file.
modifying the values stored in the original correlation file.
Correlation Values
You can change the coordinates of the insertion point if you want to move
bottom left corner of the image.
To rotate the image, enter an angle of clockwise rotation, using the format
0d 00’ 00’.
To scale the image, enter the scaling factor. Use a number larger than 1 to
enlarge the image, a number between 1 and 0 to reduce the image.
bottom left corner of the image.
To rotate the image, enter an angle of clockwise rotation, using the format
0d 00’ 00’.
To scale the image, enter the scaling factor. Use a number larger than 1 to
enlarge the image, a number between 1 and 0 to reduce the image.
Density
Displays the pixel density for the image units. For example, if you change
the image units to meters, the pixel density is displayed in pixels per meter.
the image units to meters, the pixel density is displayed in pixels per meter.
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