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Hello,
Virtual newbie here. I am using Creo 2.0 for this current project. I need to take a logo and get it put on a surface. I have various formats available (dxf, jpeg, bmp, .ai, png, eps). I have tried creating a 'sketch' using the dxf file in both 'sketcher' and 'drawing'. In both instances nothing shows up on the screen.
I have tried following some examples found here (recycle symbol that was a .sec file) and following the directions. Nothing seems to be working.
Please, any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,
Hi,
you can use View - Model Display - Images for that. Here you can add a picture to a plane, resize it and use it as a background for your sketch.
If the dxf import into the sketch doesn't workeither the dxf version is too new or there is no vector data in the dxf - maybe there is only pixel data inside which is possible in AutoCAD.
Regards
Hans-Dieter
Don't know about Creo 2.0 command structure but in WF4, I like to use:
Insert>Shared Data>From File
Select your dxf file.
(select Coordinate System).
You might insert a new coordinate system before this so you can adjust it's position relative to the original coordinate system.
On a side note I really have recently have had good luck using GIMP (www.gimp.org) to get the "paths" out a logo and potrace-1.11.win32 to turn the SVG image into a dxf.
In Reply to Richard Byle:
Hello,
Virtual newbie here. I am using Creo 2.0 for this current project. I need to take a logo and get it put on a surface. I have various formats available (dxf, jpeg, bmp, .ai, png, eps). I have tried creating a 'sketch' using the dxf file in both 'sketcher' and 'drawing'. In both instances nothing shows up on the screen.
I have tried following some examples found here (recycle symbol that was a .sec file) and following the directions. Nothing seems to be working.
Please, any help would be very much appreciated.
Thanks,