How to convert a image file .DGN to .PIX using C#

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Hi, I am not looking for any third party tools, want to do programatically.

Please guide me in this regard.

Thanks in Advance.

Posted 26-Apr-11 0:49am

OPees

Updated 5-Jun-11 22:20pm

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BobJanova · Answer 1 · 2011-05-03T01:08:00

If you can't do it through the Image object, you will have to do it manually. That process is, roughly speaking:
- make a data class which represents the internal semantic structure of the file which you want to preserve
- write a data reader that takes the input format (in your case DGN) and extracts the semantic information into an instance of the data class
- write a data writer that takes an instance of your data class and creates a file of the target output format (PIX).

Obviously this requires that the file formats are either publicly documented or easy to reverse engineer, and that both file formats are capable of storing the semantic information you care about. Spatial information is a relatively specialist thing and you should first check that it will be possible to store that in a PIX file.

Nagy Vilmos · Answer 2 · 2011-04-27T04:50:00

Solution 1

Create an Image object and save it to the required format; see here[^]

Posted 27-Apr-11 4:50am

Nagy Vilmos

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OPees 28-Apr-11 2:24am

Hi Nagy Vilmos,
Thanks for quick reply, image conversion we can do like this but i want to retain spatial inforamation which is not possible through this.