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testing FidoCadJ 0.24.8_epsilon, I found an anomaly in the "export" command:
if you use it with the measurements in pixels, by entering certain dimensions, the image is not correctly scaled.
For example: this figure measures 390x897 pixels (x / y) in the FidoCadJ grid
By experimenting, it is possible to reduce, with the "export" command, up to 108x224 (27% for the x axis and 25% for the y axis)
if you go further down, parts of the drawing are missing.
Even if the reduction is unbalanced between the x and y axes, parts may be missing.
Here, for example, reducing the x-axis to 27% and the y-axis to 35%, we see that part of the writing at the bottom starts to be missing on the right.
In my opinion it would be convenient:
1)Limit the reduction to 30% per axis.
2)Connect the ratio of the x and y inputs based on the ratio of width and height of the original image: for example if I set the size x, the program should automatically set the size y and vice versa.
Note: The "export" command in dpi mode has no problems, even at the minimum resolution of 72x72 dpi.
That's all...
... at the moment ;)
Bye, Max
P.S.
this is the original test image file .fcd (renamed as .txt)
Hi @DarwinNE ,
testing FidoCadJ 0.24.8_epsilon, I found an anomaly in the "export" command:
if you use it with the measurements in pixels, by entering certain dimensions, the image is not correctly scaled.
For example: this figure measures 390x897 pixels (x / y) in the FidoCadJ grid
By experimenting, it is possible to reduce, with the "export" command, up to 108x224 (27% for the x axis and 25% for the y axis)
if you go further down, parts of the drawing are missing.
Even if the reduction is unbalanced between the x and y axes, parts may be missing.
Here, for example, reducing the x-axis to 27% and the y-axis to 35%, we see that part of the writing at the bottom starts to be missing on the right.
In my opinion it would be convenient:
1)Limit the reduction to 30% per axis.
2)Connect the ratio of the x and y inputs based on the ratio of width and height of the original image: for example if I set the size x, the program should automatically set the size y and vice versa.
Note: The "export" command in dpi mode has no problems, even at the minimum resolution of 72x72 dpi.
That's all...
... at the moment ;)
Bye, Max
P.S.
this is the original test image file .fcd (renamed as .txt)
Valvola_termoionica.txt
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