JPG in Wildfire

[TRAVIS CARR]

Hello,


I have a question: How do I bring in a .JPG in Wildfire. I would like to use it to get the outline of the JPG to render a model from it for my business, Envy Hot Rods.Can someone please help me?


Travis

 

[raisa]

You can also insert a graphic using the Style tool. (I think you need ISDX).


Under style, select the Styling menu, then trace sketch. This will allow you to place thegraphic on any datum plane.

 

[TRAVIS CARR]

Raisa,


Thank you for you reply, but I do not have ISDX. I also wanted to say that I have WF3 and not Wildfire. Is there anyone else that can help me?


Travis

 

[JamesM]

If you have AutoCAD or a similar software, it may be easier to import the .jpg into that and create your sketch, then import the sketch into Wildfire.

 

[arroyopr]

Where you want to import the jpeg to model or dwg?


If it's to a surface of a model or the the whole model it self. you just have to save it in your texture library( as a jpeg) or some folder that can navigate from pro-e then you map it from the systems colors and play around with the rendering.

 

[Skitz4748]

I had to go about it a different way.


I opened a microsoft word doc and insert the JPG into the doc.


Then I inserted it as an object inmy 2-D drawing. The insert "object" command letsyou insert a Microsoft Word doc.


I was also able to crop the picture to the right size I wanted before saving it as a microsoft document file. The picture came out sharp to.