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The image module manages different types of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raster_graphics bitmap images], and lets you open them in FreeCAD. <br /> |
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Das Bild-Modul verwaltet verschiedene Arten von [http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rastergrafik Bitmap-Bildern] und ermöglicht Ihnen, diese in FreeCAD zu öffnen. Derzeit kann das Modul Bilder der .Bmp, .Jpg, .Png und .Xpm-Dateiformate öffnen und in einem separaten Anzeige-Fenster darstellen. Es gibt auch ein Werkzeug, mit dem Sie ein Bild von einer Webcam aufnehmen können. |
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Currently, the modules lets you open .bmp, .jpg, .png and .xpm file formats in a separate viewer window. |
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The image workbenches also allows you to import an image on a plane in the 3D-space of FreeCAD. This function is available via the second button of the image workbench. [[File:Image-import.svg|32px]]. |
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Der Bildarbeitsplatz ermöglicht auch den Import eines Bildes als Ebene im 3D-Bereich von FreeCAD. Diese Funktion kann über den zweiten (rechten) Button des Bildarbeitsplatzes ereeicht werden. |
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[[File:Image-import.svg|32px]]. |
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The imported image can be attached like a sketch to one of the main three planes (XY/XZ/YZ) with positive or negativ offset. |
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Diese Funktion ist nur bei einem geöffnetem FreeCAD-Dokument verfügbar. |
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This function is only available if you have opened a FreeCAD document. |
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The image can be moved in 3D-space by editing the placement in the [[Property editor|Property editor]]. |
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Das Bild kann im 3D-Bereich durch Anpassung der Plazierung im [[Property editor|Property editor]] bewegt werden. Hauptverwendungszweck ist es, durch Nachzeichnen eines Bildes ein neues Teil zu erzeugen und dabei das Bild als Muster zu verwenden. |
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The major use is tracing over the image, in order to generate a new part at using the image as template. |
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The image is imported with 1 pixel = 1mm. |
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Therefore it is recommended to have the imported image in a reasonable resolution. |
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The image can be also moved by editing the X/Y/Z-values in the Placement-Tab. |
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The image can also be rotated around any axis by using the placement-dialogue. |
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Tracing with sketcher elements over an image works best if the image has a small (negative) offset to the sketch plane. |
Tracing with sketcher elements over an image works best if the image has a small (negative) offset to the sketch plane. |
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You can set an offset of -0,1 at import or later by editing the placement of the image. |
You can set an offset of -0,1 mm at import or later by editing the placement of the image. |
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Revision as of 22:24, 29 February 2016
The image module manages different types of bitmap images, and lets you open them in FreeCAD.
Currently, the modules lets you open .bmp, .jpg, .png and .xpm file formats in a separate viewer window.
The image workbenches also allows you to import an image on a plane in the 3D-space of FreeCAD. This function is available via the second button of the image workbench. 
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The imported image can be attached like a sketch to one of the main three planes (XY/XZ/YZ) with positive or negativ offset.
This function is only available if you have opened a FreeCAD document.
The image can be moved in 3D-space by editing the placement in the Property editor.
The major use is tracing over the image, in order to generate a new part at using the image as template.
The image is imported with 1 pixel = 1mm. Therefore it is recommended to have the imported image in a reasonable resolution. The image can be scaled by editing the "XSize" and "YSize" values in the Property editor. The image can be also moved by editing the X/Y/Z-values in the Placement-Tab. The image can also be rotated around any axis by using the placement-dialogue.
Tip:
Tracing with sketcher elements over an image works best if the image has a small (negative) offset to the sketch plane.
You can set an offset of -0,1 mm at import or later by editing the placement of the image.
