So we don’t need to use the raster effects to clean the image. The image has already been cleaned prior to the… Starting the video. And Scan2CAD has object recognition and OCR meaning objects in the image will be converted to their correct CAD vector entity, for example, dash lines here will be converted into dash lines, the text will be converted into text using OCR, arcs will be converted into arcs and so on. So that’s when users come to software like Scan2CAD which we have here, where you can convert an image to an AutoCAD format. ![]() And in many cases you’ll find that the objects that you want to create aren’t created by the automatic conversion, for example, a circle may be created by a collection of individual vector lines or poly-lines rather than recognizing parts of the image as their correct CAD data. However, vectorization (which is the term for converting the image to a vector file) is quite simplistic. ![]() A second option is an application like Raster Design, which is part of the AutoDesk suite where you can convert parts of an image to vector format. ![]() So, although it’s used by many people as a first option, they typically find that it’s not the best and then opt for looking for an automatic conversion solution. You could manually trace the image, in this case, we would load the image into a CAD editing application, and you’d start to manually draw lines and text and so on over each entity.Įven a simple floor plan like this would take a long amount of time to manually trace. When converting an image to CAD formats such as DXF or DWG you really have a few options.
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