AutoCAD Raster Design

[#1]

I have many tif files, with their own tfW files.
During insert image operation, Autocad Raster Design 3 (used with AAD 3.3) inserts the tif file with a movement/error : 0.5 drawing units to north and 0.5 drawing units to east.

I need to insert the tif file directly to the tfW coordinates.

How can i change these settings?

Sorry for my english (i'm not english mother-languaged)

Thanks to everybody

[#2]

Is your UCS in the World Coordinate System?
(Not sure if this matters) What is your SNAPBASE & SNAPANG?

Were the TFW files created in some other coordinate system or unit of
measure?

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[#3]

snapbase is 0.000,0.000
snapang is 0.000

my UCS is in the world coordinates

but the problem is different.
my tfw is ie:
1.000
0.000
0.000
-1.000
1000.000
2000.000

and raster design, after reading it, uses as correlation values :
999.500
1900.500

for an image 150 px large and 100 px high.

How could I impose to raster design to insert my image directly in 1000;2000?

Thanks in advance

[#4]

World file co-ordinates are to centre of pixel. Could raster design be
treating them as corner of pixel?

"doublef" wrote in message
news:f185b15.1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> snapbase is 0.000,0.000
> snapang is 0.000
> my UCS is in the world coordinates
>
> but the problem is different.
> my tfw is ie:
> 1.000
> 0.000
> 0.000
> -1.000
> 1000.000
> 2000.000
>
> and raster design, after reading it, uses as correlation values :
> 999.500
> 1900.500
>
> for an image 150 px large and 100 px high.
>
> How could I impose to raster design to insert my image directly in
1000;2000?
>
> Thanks in advance
>

[#5]

could you explain better your idea regarding my problem?
i'm not english mother languaged and so ... i didn't get your advice.

thanks a lot

[#6]

Indications are your image is off by half a
pixel dimension.

The native origin for an image
file is the center of the upper left pixel, with the positive x direction being
to the right and the positive y direction being downward.

The insertion point of a raster object
in AutoCad is the lower left corner of the image frame (i.e. the lower left
corner of the lower left pixel). This provides the opportunity for a half pixel
differential during the translation.  It seems I remember encountering
this offset between using the world file as a correlation
source and using the image file as the correlation source for files
with GeoTIFF header information.  Try checking the
correlation wizard during the insertion process for the values associated
with world and image file correlation parameters.

style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px">

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href="mailto:doublef@libero.it">doublef@libero.it> wrote in message
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could
you explain better your idea regarding my problem?
i'm not english mother
languaged and so ... i didn't get your advice.

thanks a lot