Vector tile layers can adapt to the resolution of their display device and can be restyled for multiple uses.īy default, your organization uses a basemap gallery set by Esri. Vector tile basemaps are used for content other than imagery. Vector tile basemaps reference a set of web-accessible vector tile data (points, lines, and polygons) and the corresponding style for how those tiles should be drawn. The World Imagery basemap is a good example of a raster tile basemap, and an example of one that can’t be displayed as a vector tile basemap. Raster tile basemaps are pre-rendered and stored on the server, and are displayed as is by the client. Opens the AutoCAD Raster Design toolset home page on the Internet, if you have an internet connection and browser: ĭisplays the AutoCAD Raster Design toolset User Guide in Help.ĭisplays AutoCAD Raster Design toolset licensing information.There are two types of basemaps raster tile basemaps and vector tile basemaps. See Configuring AutoCAD Raster Design Toolset. Sets the snapping mode, which controls whether your cursor moving within an image automatically jumps to raster entity endpoints, intersections, or other significant points.Ĭhanges the visibility of the image frame.ĭisplays the Raster Data Query dialog box, which interactively displays data about the pixel under the cursor.ĭisplays the Raster Design Options dialog box where you can configure AutoCAD Raster Design toolset. Merges images or vector data, and selects raster pen widths.Ĭonverts raster arcs, circles, texts, lines, polylines, rectangles, or contours to vector format. Options are provided for cropping a line or regions of various shapes.Įrases or rubs raster entities, such as lines, circles, arcs, or rectangles. Options are provided to select raster entities and then vectorize, edit, or remove them.Ĭreates a mask, which is a selected area within the image.Ĭrops an image to remove unwanted areas. You can deskew, despeckle, invert, mirror, touchup, or adjust the bias of an image.Įnhances the appearance of your image, removes defects, converts an image to a different type, adjusts colors, and assigns color palettes.Įdits bitonal, color, and grayscale raster data. You can do many tasks here, such as insert new images, change the display order of insertions, erase an image, zoom to an image, assign a different color map, and review metadata.įixes problems with documents that have been damaged or distorted by reproduction processes. Saves the current displayed version of image data, producing an image of convenient size.Ĭorrelates your image by matching, moving, scaling, or rubbersheeting.ĭisplays the Image Manager, which shows information about insertions, images, and color maps. Saves a bitonal image within the drawing to simplify file management. Saves an image to another file name, location, or file type, saves an image without saving the drawing.Įxports an image to a different file format, or exports correlation data associated with the image.
Also provides access to the correlation function for precise placement of an image. Displays the New Image dialog box, where you can define the frame and properties for an image you want to create.ĭisplays the Insert Image dialog box that is used to insert images into your current AutoCAD drawing.
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