Autodesk 05726-091452-9060 User Guide - Page 221

Merge Vectors, Remove Small, Remove Small., Correction, Accuracy, Align Lines

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14 Vector Correction 3. Turn on the Merge Vectors checkbox to "stick together" vector fragments into one object. The lower figure shows the result of applying Merge for these three lines. 4. Turn on the Remove Small checkbox if automatic vectorization created some vector speckles - i.e. small vector objects that are not required. The size of a vector speckle is defined in one of following ways: for a line - by its length, for a circle - by its diameter, for an arc - by its largest projection onto the X and Y-axis. Specify the maximum size of speckle - all speckles with a size less or equal to this value will be removed. Enter the maximum value for vector speckle in Remove Small. The measurement tool can also be used. Click on and specify two points on the document, which define the size of a vector speckle. Before applying Remove Small Result of the Auto correct command 5. Enter the required value of Correction Accuracy in the corresponding box. Use high Accuracy for images of good quality, low for images of poor quality. 6. Turn on the Align Lines checkbox to use the feature of line alignment to regular angles. Enter the deviation angle value in Align Lines - the command will align regular angles to those lines who's deviations from the regular directions are equal to or smaller than the specified angle. 227

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14
Vector Correction
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3.
Turn on the
Merge Vectors
checkbox to “stick together” vector fragments into
one object.
The lower figure shows the result of applying Merge for these three lines.
4.
Turn on the
Remove Small
checkbox if automatic vectorization created some
vector speckles – i.e. small vector objects that are not required.
The size of a vector speckle is defined in one of following ways: for a line – by
its length, for a circle – by its diameter, for an arc – by its largest projection
onto the X and Y-axis.
Specify the maximum size of speckle – all speckles with a size less or equal to
this value will be removed.
Enter the maximum value for vector speckle in
Remove Small.
The
measurement tool can also be used. Click on
and specify two points on
the document, which define the size of a vector speckle.
Before applying
Remove Small
Result of the
Auto correct
command
5.
Enter the required value of
Correction
Accuracy
in the corresponding box. Use
high
Accuracy
for images of good quality, low for images of poor quality.
6.
Turn on the
Align Lines
checkbox to use the feature of line alignment to
regular angles.
Enter the deviation angle value in
Align Lines
– the command will align regular
angles to those lines who’s deviations from the regular directions are equal to
or smaller than the specified angle.