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Enables you to manipulate all the raster images in the current drawing.
You can insert files directly from this window using From Image List.

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Insert

Insert an new image by drag and drop.

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The PPI image property is also available from the Selection Info Palette

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The toolbar at the top of the window can be used to change the image list as thumbnails, list, or detailed list.
Image List: Lists all images inserted into the drawing. The list can be sorted by name, status, or path. To edit a name, select it and then click it again. You can then enter the new name.

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  • open Image Manager Dialog or Image Manager Palette;
  • press "Resize"button for embedded image or "Embed" for not embedded one;
  • set by slider desired image resolution and press OK;
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  • press "Apply" button. Warning!: The decreasing resolution of image is irreversible.

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Properties: Opens the Image Visualization Properties* window, which is useful for setting the image quality for large images.

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OpenGL: Limits image output to the maximum OpenGL texture size (1024x1024 is supported by most hardware), and resizes image to a square view. For example, a 400 x 300 image will be resized to 512 x 512, thereby losing accuracy. As you increase the zoom, the image may become blurry.
GDI+: Supports large images without resizing, maintaining high accuracy. Not all hardware can render this way efficiently, so this method may be slower than OpenGL.
Filtering quality: Controls scaled or rotated images.
Nearest point: The pixel with coordinates nearest to the desired pixel value is used, resulting in a set of large squares when viewed closely.
Bilinear: A weighted average of a 2 × 2 area of pixels surrounding the desired pixel is used. This is the most common filtering algorithm, adding smoothness in large scales.
Trilinear: A more exact extension of Bilinear and is practically indiscernible. But it is unsupported with OpenGL.

Note
Note: These parameters are not file-specific; they affect visualization of all images in all TurboCAD files.