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Make image of selected block (JPG) square image


Aftertouch

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Hello all,

 

Is it possible make a imagefile, of a block that i select?

I know about the JPGOUT command, but this makes a rectangular image of the whole screen.

 

I want a SQUARE image, of the block i select (Kinda like a thumbnail).

Is this possible with LISP?

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If an approximate square image is good enough (which is what you will be doing with the resizing the AutoCAD window method cited above) try using the Windows 10 Snipping Tool (search Snipping Tool or drag it to your desktop from the menu under Windows Accessories). I think it would be faster and easier. For an exact square image use MS Paint or GIMP.

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Hey Grrr,

 

I found the program and it works.

But it gives me a preview for a DCL?

 

I just want to save a JPG image somewhere, dont use any form of DCL. :-)

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Use a screen grabber you can clip the area you want, for improved quality just make image larger. I use Gadwin.

 

Also Plot "plot to web jpg" allows a window select and its already there.

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On 4/28/2017 at 10:23 PM, Aftertouch said:

Hey Grrr,

 

I found the program and it works.

But it gives me a preview for a DCL?

 

I just want to save a JPG image somewhere, dont use any form of DCL. 🙂

I am looking for this too, can you share the link bro, thanks

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