
December 13th, 2006, 10:02 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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I found this tip on google
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QHow to export an AutoCAD drawing to a hi-res raster file (eg. TIFF)?
AUse the Add-a-Plotter wizard to add a raster "printer" - eg. for the TIFF format: use This Computer, select Raster File Formats (as Manufacturer) and under Model select TIFF (or PNG, JPEG...).
Raster file size is unitless (pixels, not inches or mm) - to increase resolution (in pixels) set a 'larger paper size'. You can create a custom "paper" size for this "printer" - increase this paper size to achieve higher resolution (more pixels in the resulting raster file). The DPI (dots-per-inch) value is usually fixed (e.g. 100 dpi) so to get 2000 pixel resolution you will have to set 2000/100 = 20 inches page size. (in higher AutoCAD versions you can use directly pixels)
Under Device settings you can set the color depth (for color formats) - fewer colors means smaller files.
You can also export to other raster formats - CALS, JPG/JPEG, BMP, PNG, TGA, PCX. |
Look in the help files under export... I cant help much more than that
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