Georeferencing of raster images

[raweishaupt]

Hi,

as I am new working with Raster Design I have a fundamental question: is it possible to georeference raster images in Raster Design? What kind of tools do I have to use? Is it possible to select points in the raster and the similar points in a dwg-file? What`s the best way of doing this?

Any help would be useful!

Thanks alot! Ralf

[Anonymous]

I usually use Image Coorelate to get it
close, followed by Rubbersheet (if needed) to get a better match, then Export
Image and saving a world file.  The Getting Started
documentation advertises on Page 40 (Chapter 3) that you can save
coorelation in the image file, but that is a falsehood.
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Hi,

as I am new working with Raster Design I have a fundamental question: is it
possible to georeference raster images in Raster Design? What kind of tools do
I have to use? Is it possible to select points in the raster and the similar
points in a dwg-file? What`s the best way of doing this?

Any help would be useful!

Thanks alot! Ralf

[Anonymous]

bwb wrote:
> I usually use Image Coorelate to get it close, followed by Rubbersheet
> (if needed) to get a better match, then Export Image and saving a world
> file.

Is Rasterdesign the only AutoDesk product that will expoort a World File
after alignment of an image?



Thanks

bobb

[Anonymous]

ToolPac from DotSoft (www.dotsoft.com) has a Make World File function,
though I've not tried it yet. You'd still need RD for rubbersheeting,
though.

[Anonymous]

RD makes world files if that option is selected on image export.

"Shawn D. McDonald" wrote in message
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> ToolPac from DotSoft (www.dotsoft.com) has a Make World File function,
> though I've not tried it yet. You'd still need RD for rubbersheeting,
> though.
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