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Making an Image Prop 2. Another method for image props is use an image and a mask. You can use Photoshop to create a image, and then copy the background area to make a mask. This technique is useful for creating people, plants, and other things to populate your render scenes.
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Is there a way to export a drawing at scale to use in photoshop for finishes (textures) and that could be used in photoshop at scale? There is I believe a way to do that from autocad by using a virtual printer but I do not see that option with vectorworks.
Any suggestion?
my thoughts are to use export image file, or export as PDF