Inserting images

Dec 29, 2003 5 Replies

Is it possible to insert a non-square-shaped image in autocad? I mean, I don't want the white background beside the image filling the square...but I don't know if this is possible in Autocad.


Please, help me!


TIA,



Daletmem.


Not sure what you mean, but would IMAGECLIP help?

Do you mean non-*rectangular*? If so, the answer is 'no' ... however, you can use may be able to use transparency settings or clipping to solve your problem. ___

aha...ok...that was what I thought.....thanx anyway!

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square...but

set IMAGEFRAME to OFF and you won't have any border at all! then you = can draw a round border or irregular shape if you wish. If you set TRANSPARENCY to ON then you can draw over the image and it = won't get hidden behind the image.

Garth.

square...but I

Don't forget the IMAGECLIP command....

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