Image scaling Macro

[chrisb]

It doesn't even need an image:
- new file
- activate Image WB
- Scale
- click two points
- cancel

-> crash

[easyw-fc]

THe Image WB ...

Ok, I found how to avoid this crash...
I will post a new PR.
EDIT:
done PR
sorry for any inconvenience.

PS windows builds still need that 'ImageTools' folder to be added to the deploy Mod folder.

[chrisb]

sorry for any inconvenience.

No need to be sorry: You made it - thanks - an error occurred - - you fixed it - thanks.

[sgrogan]

PS windows builds still need that 'ImageTools' folder to be added to the deploy Mod folder.

This needs to be fixed in the CMakeLists.tst file. It's the installed vs non-installed build thingy. I will try to make a pull request tomorrow.

[easyw-fc]

PS windows builds still need that 'ImageTools' folder to be added to the deploy Mod folder.

This needs to be fixed in the CMakeLists.tst file. It's the installed vs non-installed build thingy. I will try to make a pull request tomorrow.

Hi @sgrogan,
did you get a chance to fix the CMakeLists.tst file?
I tested in FreeCAD_0.18.14014_x64_dev_win.7z and the 'ImageTools' folder is still missing...

[sgrogan]

Hi @sgrogan,
did you get a chance to fix the CMakeLists.tst file?

Sorry, not yet. I haven't forgotten though.

[RobZ_inT]

I installed the OP macro and it seems to have worked well. The only issue I'm having is what is probably a newbie thing: The image "layer" sits on top of my sketches and I can't see them unless I toggle off the image visibility. How can I change that?
My system info:
HP 840 Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-4600U CPU @ 2.10GHz
Linux Mint 19 Tara
Running FreeCAD-13528.glibc2.17-x86_64.AppImage

[chrisb]

The image "layer" sits on top of my sketches and I can't see them unless I toggle off the image visibility. How can I change that?

You have to change the z-component of the placement of the image. Usually you do this during import in the placement popup by setting a negative value for the offset.

[RobZ_inT]

You have to change the z-component of the placement of the image.

That worked- Thanks!