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Real World Pixel Size
Each bitmap is made up of little squares called pixels. You need to type the width and height each pixel should be into the dialog box. Width and height are measured in the units you have set up in the Settings ► Drawing Settings dialog box.
For example, if you have scanned in a map that represents an area measuring 1200m x 1200m on the ground, and in its bitmap form this map now measures 600 x 600 pixels, then the real world pixel size is 2m in both width and height. If you need to change the Real World Pixel Size of a bitmap once you have loaded it into your drawing, double click on the bitmap. This brings up the Set Bitmap Parameters dialog box again, which can then be edited.
Placeholder for Bitmap
If you check the Placeholderfor bitmap box, the bitmap will appear on the screen and print as a placeholder. This is a purple cross-hatched rectangle with the name of the bitmap written across it. Displaying bitmaps as placeholders speeds up redraws.
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If you do not check the Placeholderfor bitmap box, the bitmap will be displayed in full detail.
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You can change a bitmap from a placeholder to full detail or vice versa at any stage after loading by double clicking on it, which brings up the Set Bitmap Parameters dialog box for editing. You can also view all the bitmaps on your drawing as placeholders, or all of them in full detail.
Resample Mode
This option affects the way your bitmap appears on the screen, but not the way it is printed.
The resample mode dictates how your bitmap will be displayed on the screen when you demagnify the screen or scale the bitmap to make it smaller. When you do either of these things, AllyCAD needs to change the way it displays your bitmap.
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