Pixel registration of vector and bitmap drawings
Jun 29, 2017
Hi,
I don't seem to find the answer to this: How do I align vector drawings or bitmaps precisely (pixels for pixels). For instance to build an anatomical image I would like that components that form the final image are exactly placed. How do I do that ?
Another question: How to I align pictures on different layers so they exactly match position (to avoid "shifting" when changing layers). I can select several layers, and get a semi "onion-skinning" but i cannot seem to be able to select pictures on several layer to Align them.
Thanks!
6 Replies
Move object by 1 pixel (Ctrl + arrow key )
Enlarge/Reduce object size by 1 pixel (Shift + Ctrl + arrow)
Yes but how can you align with an object underneath so that the pixel of
the second image register with their equivalent on the existing image ?
Align all your images on one template layer. copy it over a few times, then delete the bits you dont want. Hope that helps Philippe!
Thanks Richard this is an excellent idea :)
How should I do to align the image 2,3 and 4 so that the resulting image is like Fetalventricles.jpg.
I start with Fetalventricles4 and need to progressively combine the image 3 and 2 to result in the final image. In this case i made it easy by having exact same pixels size and a simple align would work, but when they are not, what is the process ?
Can you import those as "states" so that hovering and clicking over an image uses various images as states ?
Thanks again !
I got it to work for the states :)
Great Job! Best of luck on the rest.
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