Comando Importar

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Importar

Menu location
Arquivo → Importar...
Workbenches
Todas
Default shortcut
Ctrl+I
Introduced in version
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See also
Abrir, Importar Exportar, Preferências de Importação Exportação

Descrição

O comando Importar importa geometria de arquivos de formatos diferentes para o documento ativo. Muitos formatos de arquivos são suportados e para alguns formatos existem múltiplas opções de importação. Veja Importar Exportar para maiores informações.

introduzido na versão 0.21: Se for selecionado um formato de imagem, o comando criará um Plano de Imagem.

Uso

  1. Existem várias maneiras de invocar o comando:
    • Selecione a opção Arquivo → Importar... no menu.
    • Use o atalho do teclado: Ctrl+I.
  2. Opcionalmente, selecione o formato de arquivo correto na caixa de diálogo.
  3. Selecione um arquivo.
  4. Pressione o botão Abrir.

Opções

  • Pressione Esc ou o botão Cancelar para abortar o comando.

Notes

Preferences

  • See: Import Export Preferences.
  • The last used file location is stored: Tools → Edit parameters... → BaseApp → Preferences → General → FileOpenSavePath.
  • The last used import filter is stored: Tools → Edit parameters... → BaseApp → Preferences → General → FileImportFilter.

Image Plane

An Image Plane is a planar representation of an image in the 3D view. It can for example be used when creating a model based on photographs of an existing object.

By default an Image Plane is placed on the global XY plane. The initial size of an Image Plane is calculated using a 96px/inch resolution.

Edit

  1. To edit an Image Plane do one of the following:
    • Double-click the Image Plane in the Tree view.
    • Right-click the Image Plane in the Tree view and select Change image... from the context menu.
  2. If the Image Plane is not plane-parallel to the XY, XZ or YZ plane of the global coordinate system, it is realigned to be plane-parallel to the XY plane.
  3. The Image plane settings task panel opens.
  4. Optionally select the XY-Plane, XZ-Plane or YZ-Plane of the global coordinate system.
  5. Check Reverse direction to rotate the Image Plane 180°. The rotation axis depends on the selected plane. For the XY plane it is the global X axis. For the XZ and YZ plane it is the global Z axis.
  6. The Offset, X distance and Y distance are relative to the coordinate system of the Image Plane. A small negative offset can be useful when tracing the image with a sketch or Draft geometry.
  7. Optionally change the Transparency.
  8. Image size options:
    • Scale by numerical input:
      1. Optionally uncheck Keep aspect ratio for unequal scaling.
      2. Enter a Width and/or Height.
    • Scale by picking points:
      1. Press the Calibrate button.
      2. Pick two points inside the image.
      3. A dimension line is displayed.
      4. Enter the desired dimension.
      5. Press Enter or the Apply button.
  9. Press the OK button to confirm the changes and close the task panel.

Properties

See also: Property editor.

An Image Plane object is derived from an App GeoFeature object and inherits all its properties. It also has the following additional properties:

Data

Image Plane

  • DadosImage File (FileIncluded): The image file used for the Image Plane. This file is stored in the .FCStd file.
  • DadosXSize (Length): The width of the Image Plane.
  • DadosYSize (Length): The height of the Image Plane.

View

Object Style

  • VistaLighting (Enumeration): How the Image Plane is illuminated in the 3D view. Can be Two side or One side.