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scale a jpeg image

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Sofia1234

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Hello.
I am a student of architecture, I should scale a jpeg image of a plane with autocad of which I know only one side of a room (8 meters). How can I do that? what are the steps I have to do on autocad so that the side is 8 meters long?
 
select the image and use the scale command
as base point selects the end of the wall 8 long
then choose the scale option with reference
as first point back to select the previous point
as second point select the other end of the wall 8 long
as reference type 8

with the command measures with the linear quota command verify that the length is the desired one
 
a similar discussion, but there are others enough to seek, is this
 
select the image and use the scale command
as base point selects the end of the wall 8 long
then choose the scale option with reference
as first point back to select the previous point
as second point select the other end of the wall 8 long
as reference type 8

with the command measures with the linear quota command verify that the length is the desired one
Thank you so much!! !
 
and to change the x, y size of a jpg image independently, so you can scale a photo of a planimetry that is not?
then it would be a question of distorting an image.
at this point it is preferable to use photoshop.
or first open the image of the planimetry that is correctly scaled, then open the image with the planimetry to be distorted. translates the image of the planimetry that is not scaled above the image with the correct planimetry and distorts the incorrect one giving transparency to the level of that to be distorted to better operate the distortion, with precision.
(menu' modification/transform/distorci).

I don't think autocad can be done directly on the image.
unless, perhaps, you create a plan on which to apply the photo in the spread channel and operate the distortion with the mapping coordinates.
I don't have autocads for rendering, so I can't say if you have enough powerful mapping tools to do that. with 3ds max is very easy to do, with autocad I don't know.
in any case 3ds max operates the distortion not on the photo directly but on its projection in the plane. the original photo is not affected. the same would happen with autocad. therefore it is preferable to distort the planimetry with photoshop and then insert it on autocad once correct
 

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