Import and possible manipulations on an image
Import of an image
Click on the icon 
then select an image
of the JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP or TIF type.
The opening by the user of a second image automatically generates the deleting of the first one.
Automatic resizing of the workspace
If the imported image is bigger than the previously defined workspace, Flux PEEC proposes to the user to enlarge this workspace to the image size:
Final result
Here is what it is obtained:
| Modifications | Actions |
|---|---|
| Deleting of the image | Click on the icon 
|
| Different possible zooms |
Click on the icon Click on the icon Click on the icon Click on the icon |
| Visibility of the workspace | Click on the icon  to make the
workspace visible or invisible |
| Visibility of the image | Click on the icon  to make the image visible
or invisible |
| Creation of Tube Points | Click on the icon  to insert the
Tube
Points on the image (see next paragraph) |
| Visibility of Tube Points | Click on the icon  to render the
Tube Points visible or invisible |
| Visibility of coordinate system | Click on the icon  to render the
coordinate system visible or invisible |
| Rotation of the image | Click on the icon  to pivot the
image in trigonometric direction. In function of the desired angle, Flux
PEEC will propose to the user to readapt the dimensions of the workspace so
that the image should be totally recovered. |
| Modifying the image scale | Click on the icon  in order to
resize the image. To this end, a distance between two points must be defined
and a new value must be allotted to this distance. The image can thus be
enlarged or diminished. If it is enlarged, the workspace also enlarges so as
to include the image. If the image is diminished, the workspace remains
unchanged. |
| Delete a selection | Click on the icon  to delete a
selection |
| Mirror effect |
Click on the icon Click on the icon |
| Resizing the image |
Click on the icon
|
to zoom in
to zoom out
to visualize
the entire workspace in the window
to define a window zone in which you will have to zoom
in
to give a mirror effect to the image along a vertical
axis
to give a mirror effect to the image along a horizontal
axis
to resize the image by manually returning to the new
dimensions or by moving to a multiplicative factor with respect to the
existing dimensions: