Mirroring a raster image in AutoCAD is a straightforward process using the built-in tools. You can achieve this effect to flip an image across a specified line or axis within your drawing.
Here's a breakdown of the steps involved:
Steps to Mirror a Raster Image
Follow these steps based on the available tools in AutoCAD:
-
Access the Mirror Command:
- On the ribbon, navigate to the Raster Tools tab.
- In the Edit panel, click the Cleanup drop-down menu.
- Select Mirror.
-
Select the Image(s):
- After activating the command, you will be prompted to select the image or images you wish to mirror.
- Select the desired raster objects.
- Press Enter once your selection is complete.
-
Specify Mirroring Method:
- The next step involves defining how the image will be mirrored. The reference indicates: Do one of the following: ... This typically means you will be presented with options to define the mirror line or axis, such as:
- Picking two points to define the mirror line.
- Choosing a predefined axis (e.g., horizontal or vertical).
- Other specific options depending on the command interface.
- Select the method that suits your desired mirror effect.
- The next step involves defining how the image will be mirrored. The reference indicates: Do one of the following: ... This typically means you will be presented with options to define the mirror line or axis, such as:
-
Complete the Action:
- Once you have specified the mirroring parameters (like the mirror line), confirm your choice.
- Click OK to execute the command and mirror the image(s).
Following these steps will successfully mirror your selected raster image within the AutoCAD drawing environment.
