
WiseImage – User’s Guide
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The program defines the
Max Width
value equal to the length of the part of the
line that crosses the raster line.
To measure Max Break on an image
1. Click the button next to the
Max Break
box.
2. Specify two points in the raster image, so that the line connecting these points
crosses the largest gap in the raster line.
The program defines the
Max Break
value equal to the length of the part of the
line that covers the raster background.
Raster Snap Modes
The raster snap modes implemented in WiseImage are the same as AutoCAD’s
object snap modes and work in the same way.
This table provides the names of raster snap modes, which can be used to snap to
points of raster objects.
Name
Description
Endpoint
Snap to the raster objects endpoints (lines, arcs etc.).
Midpoint
Snap
to the middle of raster objects (lines, arcs etc.).
Center
Snap to the center of a raster arc, circle.
Quadrant
Snap
to the nearest quadrant (the point located under an angle
0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees from center) of arc, circle.
Nearest
Snap
to the point of the raster object located closely to the
indication point.
Intersection
Snap
to the intersections of raster objects (lines, circles, arcs
etc.).
Perpendicular
Snap
to the point of the raster object lying perpendicular to
another object or to its imaginary extension.
Tangent
Snap
to the point on an arc or circle belonging to the tangent of
another object.
Raster Snap on Demand
To snap to a specific point of a raster object, the raster snap cursor menu is used.
To open the raster snap cursor menu, right-click with the CTRL pressed.
To snap to the characteristic point of a raster object
1. During the execution of any object construction command, in reply to the point
input prompt, select the object snap mode from the cursor menu or
rImage >
Snap
menu.
2. Move the cursor to a position close to the required snap point and click. You will
see a highlight marker and tooltips.