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This helps evaluate the effect of image attribute changes on the file size.

Initially, this displays the file size of the original image if image attributes change, displays the new file size, with the original file size in parentheses. As attributes change, the preview dynamically updates. The same dialog box can be accessed after import, by clicking Image Attributes from the Object Info palette of a selected image alternatively, right-click on the image and select Edit Image Attributes from the context menu.Ī preview of the image displays on the left, with the image attributes on the right. Click Edit Attributes to adjust the attributes of the imported image if needed. Image Information displays the file name and type, compression, dimensions, and uncompressed size.

The bitmap and image resource are not associated with each other. Imports the image file as both a bitmap and an image resource. See Defining and editing image resources for details. Imports the image file as an image resource in the Resource Manager.Īn image resource can also be created directly from the Resource Manager. Imports the image file as a bitmap on the active layer of the drawing The Image Import Options dialog box opens.įrom the Import as list, select how the image file will be imported.Ĭlick to show/hide the parameters. Select the command, and then select the image file to import.Īlternatively, click the file to import and drag it into an open Vectorworks file. Regardless of the imported format, images are compressed to either JPEG or PNG when they are imported into a Vectorworks file. The following table lists the standard image import formats that are supported. The Vectorworks Design Suite products have an option to create a reference to the original image file, if the original image may change, and you want to keep the imported image up to date. Image files can be imported into the drawing for example, you might import a sketch or a logo graphic.