Hi,
I've got an existing application which draws an image preview to a PictureBox on a form, and then prints the image to the printer (scaled appropriately).
This uses the System.Drawing.Graphics methods to draw - using the Graphics objects supplied in the form's Paint event and the PrintDocument's PrintPage event.
I now need to produce a DXF of the image - and it seems that DXFExport.NET is my solution.
However, I'm struggling to see which DXFExport methods I should use. Could you give me some instructions on how I can do what I want?
Thanks a lot,
James
Create a DXF file using Graphics methods
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Re: Create a DXF file using Graphics methods
Hello.
DXF Export .NET software provides two methods: direct export and export from metafile. Direct export requires creation entities programmatically while export from metafile allows export GDI+ graphics. Demo project contains illustrations for both methods using. You can either transfer a part of your existed application source that responsible for drawing with System.Drawing.Graphics methods or import existed metafile to the new application.
Alexander.
DXF Export .NET software provides two methods: direct export and export from metafile. Direct export requires creation entities programmatically while export from metafile allows export GDI+ graphics. Demo project contains illustrations for both methods using. You can either transfer a part of your existed application source that responsible for drawing with System.Drawing.Graphics methods or import existed metafile to the new application.
Alexander.
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