vectorworks e mappe catastali

[XCAD]

Good morning.
I would like to know if there are vw commands that allow to "remodel" an image of cathartic map of plant using the parametratures (200 m x200 m) identified by a lattice present on the image, so as to get the "private" map of the deformations that inevitably scan produced.

autodesk proposes autocad raser design (which does exactly as I said): Just to get what I mean.

Thank you.

 

[lory.b]

Hi.
vectorworks does not have a specific application like autocad raster design for handling raster documents.
Imported images can be rotated, resized, "clippate", vectorized, but not specifically treated as I see in the video presentation of autocad raster design.
I do.

 

[Zeno Da Ros]

Good morning.
I would like to know if there are vw commands that allow to "remodel" an image of cathartic map of plant using the parametratures (200 m x200 m) identified by a lattice present on the image, so as to get the "private" map of the deformations that inevitably scan produced.

autodesk proposes autocad raser design (which does exactly as I said): Just to get what I mean.

Thank you.

Bye. the remodeling of an image can take place either by climbing the image with reference to 200 meters of the present reticle, or by defining 3 points on the image and 3 points on the vector design. I'll give you an example: if you have an orthophoto or an image from google earth, the command by matching the first point with the first , the second with the second etc of wheel, re-scales you and adapts the image according to data references.

It is also possible, if the image is imported in png format, vectorize the raster content by specifying the transformation tolerance.

 

[lory.b]

Thank you zeno!
specific that is a function present in the Italian version and not in that international.
I do.

 

[XCAD]

thanks for the clarifications. It seems to me to understand that the ita version does a little what can do raster design (where it is possible to pinch the raster points of the image grid and make them correspond to the exact vector grid) so as to "stiracchiare" the image in an attempt to bring it back to a metric condition close to the original.
thanks again for the answers to lori and zeno.