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Import Image to Allegro

David G

Does anyone know if it is possible to import an image into allegro PCB editor,

would like to use image on silkscreen

 

dg

thanks

  • eDave

    Hi David,

    See my LogoMaker Skill code on the Skill forum  /forums/p/13122/20158.aspx#20158

    Ensure that you go to the final osting for the latest code and read the start of the Skill file for the extra download and installation requirements.

    Cheers, Dave


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  • Rik Lee

    There is a raster program in Sourcelink solution 11022718. This will translate the image into a .plt file which then can be read in using File >Import >IPF.


    In addition to the above, there are 3rd party programs available to read raster images (BMP, JPEG, etc) and convert to DXF format that can be imported into Allegro with File > Import > DXF.

    Some links to these 3rd party programs are:

    http://www.imsrv.com/rasterfratz
    http://homepage.ntlworld.com/softsoft/wintopo/index.htm

    ~Rik

  • MAAC

    Hi Dave,

    I downloaded all the plugin software & gave the path in env..

    After typing logomaker in command window i am getting plugin options..kindly let me know the next steps to follow.

     

    Thnx

     

     

  • eDave

    Did you re-start Allegro?

    Cheers, Dave

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