I am trying to import zip raster tif file which include spatial information such as ovr. ,tfw. and aux.xml. file extensions. However, I couldn't find any code of opening raster zip file.
As follows, tif file is composed of four small files to have right projection and coordinates. They are again compressed in one zip file. Therefore, my purpose is to open the following four files all together to get an image in rasterio with the right "Transform/ Affine" information.
Screenshot of the small four files of a raster tif file
Otherwise, when I open the tif file in the rasterio, the Transform information is out of the world as follow. Affine(1.9800000000000022, -0.0, 752184.0447924964, -0.0, -1.9800000000000022, 1850957.477092044)
Therefore, when I export the tif file in rasterio, the location is wrong.
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Path:"https:/.../Shared Documents/Projects - TPM Marketing/Digital Flyers"
FileType:png
Doesn't find the .png files. I can find .ppt, .pdf, but not the image files.
What is the right file type? Is there a different way to search for image files with KQL?
'Convert map to raster' processing tool doesn't work for me. It doesn't have these file formats. Saving in other formats also doesn't allow me to open it.
As a replacement for ImageJ's 3D-Viewer I'm trying to display a sequence of microscopic images as a volume in ParaView 5.4.1. I tried following this guide which suggests to save the image sequence as a .raw file with ImageJ, open that in ParaView and manually enter the image dimensions. I'm not seeing the fields where I could enter image dimensions in ParaView though, and clicking "Apply" after loading the .raw file does nothing. Is there another way?
When you open the file, you are probably getting a dialog box titled "Open Data With..." and given a list of file formats that potentially match the file. Make sure you select "Raw (binary) Files". That is the one that reads images as a raw binary array of data and gives you lots of options to specify the size of the array (including reading the files as a 3D stack).
Don't use the one that says "RAW Files". That is a different mesh format used by some CAD programs.
I am doing a process of converting SVG to EPS file and EPS file to DXF file format using shell scripting. While converting EPS file to DXF file using the following command:
pstoedit -dt -f dxf:-polyaslines ${epsfile} ${dxffile}
I am facing an issue in converting the text. In the output DXF file, the text are created using polylines, So there is no text property when I open the file in DXF viewer. I need the text should be created as text in DXF file. I gone through the following link http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/pstoedit.1.html. But I didn't got the exact solution what I need. Can any one help me with this?
I need icons for a site I'm having developed, and therefore I need .svg files. I have a .psd file that I save as a .ps file. I then attempt to use cloudconvert.org to convert the .ps file to .svg. The problem is that it fails to capture the whole image -- only leaving about 40% of the original. What can I do??
Assuming you have the Adobe suite, you can use Photoshop to File - > Export-> Paths to Illustrator,
save as a .ai file and then save it as an svg from illustrator without losing quality.
Hope this helps
EDIT: you can download a trial version of illustrator for free for 30 days form the adobe website