Thanks, very helpful. I'm completely new to QCAD but figured it should be possible to import and measure things in an image with it, and this video was just what I needed to get started.
I wish you would work on a dark background on your screen, the white screen is normally not used in the industry because it is hard to see. Thanks for your videos.
Hi. Yours is the only video I have found on this topic. I have followed it with difficulty because my English is poor, but I have managed to understand everything except number 53. Where do you get that number to do the division and find the conversion factor? I am in Spain and I work in mm (millimeters). I am a hobbyist, not a professional. Thank you very much.
Thinking and thinking and doing tests I have found the answer. Anyway thank you very much for your explanation, since I have not found anything in the reference manual
Thanks, very helpful. I'm completely new to QCAD but figured it should be possible to import and measure things in an image with it, and this video was just what I needed to get started.
Learning lots of tip's from your vid's Thank you for making these video's.
Thanks for the videos; I have looked at them all. very informative for a beginner.I hope you do more!Kind regards
Great set of videos for beginners. Maybe next drawing A2 sheet with title block. Thank you for all the videos
zoom follows the mouse so put the mouse where you want to zoom
I wish you would work on a dark background on your screen, the white screen is normally not used in the industry because it is hard to see. Thanks for your videos.
Hi thanks for the video, do you know how to scale the image and polylines at the same time ?
Hi. Yours is the only video I have found on this topic. I have followed it with difficulty because my English is poor, but I have managed to understand everything except number 53. Where do you get that number to do the division and find the conversion factor? I am in Spain and I work in mm (millimeters). I am a hobbyist, not a professional. Thank you very much.
Thinking and thinking and doing tests I have found the answer. Anyway thank you very much for your explanation, since I have not found anything in the reference manual