About Bitmaps

Bitmaps are a type of image, which consist of colour-assigned pixels. Examples of bitmaps are photographic and scanned images. Use bitmaps to create reliefs or convert bitmaps to vectors.

You can use the draw and paint functions available in Carveco to create bitmaps, or you can import bitmaps.

See also

About vectors

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