Adjusting an
image does not edit the actual
image file - it only changes how On-Screen
Takeoff displays the
image - for example, rotating the
image 90 degrees only instructs On-Screen
Takeoff to rotate the
image 90 degrees when displaying it - the actual
image is still in the original orientation. If this file is added to a different
project or even the same
project again, it must be adjusted again. However, adjusting an
Overlay creates a TIF copy of that
image and all changes are made to that TIF and stored in an "Overlays" subfolder where the original
Overlay image file is stored., see Related articles for more information).