Plan Resolutions for imaging
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‎2004-08-17 05:30 AM - last edited on ‎2023-05-11 01:47 PM by Noemi Balogh
Scott
Principal | BIM Manager
Muhlenberg Greene Architects, Ltd.
Wyomissing, PA 19610
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‎2004-08-17 05:56 AM
PhotoRendering settings
Size and Background
Here you can set dpi and also the size of the finished image etc.
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Mac OSX 10.11.1
AC5-18
Onuma System
"Implementing Successful Building Information Modeling"
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‎2004-08-17 06:41 AM
Principal | BIM Manager
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‎2004-08-17 07:31 AM
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‎2004-08-17 08:48 AM
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‎2004-08-17 07:15 PM
Principal | BIM Manager
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‎2004-08-18 01:35 AM
CREATING A RASTER IMAGE (JPG, TIF, ETC.) OF AN ARCHICAD DRAWING
1. IN ARCHICAD: Save ArchiCAD view as a PlotMaker PMK
2. IN PLOTMAKER: Set pen color and line weight in PlotMaker as required (usually colors are set to black).
3. IN PLOTMAKER: "Save As" a EPS file.
4. IN PHOTOSHOP: Open EPS file, set DPI to 72, turn on "Anti-Aliasing" for most cases. High contrast linework may do better with Anti-Alias off.
5. IN PHOTOSHOP: "Flatten" image and convert to "Grayscale" if appropriate. Adjust levels and contrast as necessary. Make any additional edits.
6. IN PHOTOSHOP: "Save As" format of choice (JPG, TIF, etc.)
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‎2004-08-18 06:01 AM
Principal | BIM Manager
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‎2004-08-18 06:08 AM
Erika wrote:I second that. When you open a PDF in Photoshop, it asks what resolution to use in converting it into a raster image.
Try printing a pdf.
Karl
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‎2004-08-19 11:32 AM
Open up the pdf.
Zoom to 6400% (if you have loooots of Ram or 800% if you don't!)
Select the graphic (next to the 'T' text) button
Ctrl-A to select all
Copy
Paste
Scale to fit
... this is the 'easiest' way to transfer 'printed' output between programs if you don't have Adobe products.
.... it took us simply ages to figure out this was the way to get 'usable' electronic output from MSProject schedules ..
- Stuart