Attaches raster images to the drawing; displays prompts in the command bar.
Accessing the Command
command bar: -imageattach
: -imageattach
Prompts you in the command bar:
Image path will be stored as Full Path.
Set image path mode [Full path/Relative path/No path] <Image path>: (Type the path and name of the image file in the command bar or choose a path option.)
Use geocoding information [use Geocoding info] <Insertion point>: (Pick a point or choose an option.)
Scale [Size/XY scales] <1.000000>: (Pick a point, press Enter to accept the default scale, type a value or choose an option.)
Rotation angle <0>: (Press Enter to accept the default rotation angle, pick a point or type a value.)
Command Options
Option |
Description |
Image Path |
Allows to choose how the image path is saved in the drawing. The options are: |
Allows to use geocoding information to insert the image. Prompts you: Embedded geocoding information/Geocoding file path [Embedded]<Path\ImageName.pgw*>:
* See: About Geocoding Information. |
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Allows to set the scaling in X- and Y direction differently. Prompts you: Specify opposite corner or X scale factor <1.000000>: Do one of the following:
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Sets the size of the image. Prompts you: Scale [Size/XY scales] <1.000000> - Pick a point or specify the XY scale factor; prompts you: Specify X scale factor <1.000000> - Type a value. Specify Y scale factor < Equal to X scale factor <1.000000> - Press Enter to set the Y scale factor equal to the X scale factor or type a value. |
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Specifies the rotation angle. Prompts you: Rotation angle <0> - Press Enter to accept the default 0° rotation, or pick a point or type a value. |
Related Commands
ImageAttach - attaches raster images to the drawing; displays a dialog box.
Image - controls the parameters of the image file.
ImageAdjust - changes the properties of images through the Properties palette.
ImageClip - clips images.
ImageFrame - toggles the display of the frame around images.
ImageQuality - toggles the quality of the image.
Transparency - toggles the transparency of monotone images.
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