Locates, inserts, names, and defines the parameters and details of attached images.
IMAGEATTACH (Command)
Menu:
.The following options are displayed.
Identifies the image you have selected to attach.
Opens the Select Reference File dialog (a standard file selection dialog box).
Displays the image that you have selected to attach.
Specifies the insertion point for the selected image file. Specify On-Screen is the default. The default insertion point is 0,0,0.
Directs input at the Command prompt or the pointing device. If Specify On-Screen is cleared, enter the insertion point in X, Y, and Z.
Sets the X coordinate value.
Sets the Y coordinate value.
Sets the Z coordinate value.
Specifies the scale factor of the selected image.
If INSUNITS is set to “unitless” or if the image does not contain resolution information, the scale factor becomes the image width in AutoCAD units. If INSUNITS has a value such as millimeters, centimeters, inches, or feet, and the image has resolution information, the scale factor is applied after the true width of the image in AutoCAD units is determined.
Allows you to input at the Command prompt or the pointing device. If Specify On-Screen is cleared, enter a value for the scale factor. The default scale factor is 1.
Enter a value for the scale factor. The default scale factor is 1.
Specifies the rotation angle of the selected image.
If Specify On-Screen is selected, you may wait until you exit the dialog box to rotate the object with your pointing device or enter a rotation angle value at the Command prompt.
If Specify On-Screen is cleared, enter the rotation angle value in the dialog box. The default rotation angle is 0.
Select the full (absolute) path, the relative path to the image file, or No Path, the name of the image file (the image file must be located in the same folder as the current drawing file).
Displays details about the selected image file.
Displays the number of horizontal and vertical pixels per the current unit measurement in AutoCAD 2024.
Displays the current AutoCAD 2024 unit.
Displays the width and height of the raster image measured in pixels.
Displays the width and height of the raster image measured in AutoCAD 2024 units.