How to electronically sign in the signature field of CAD drawings
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Whenever a project is completed, there are dozens to hundreds of pipe axonometric drawings, and signing them by hand is extremely tedious. I’m wondering how to create an electronic signature that can be added to the signature field on the drawings?
I'm looking forward to this too. However, I’ve seen people scan them and then fill them in to make blocks.
We require a handwritten signature, and sometimes it feels like signing a contract of servitude. Haha:lol
First, write your full name in black ink on A4 paper; it should be large and the letters should be clear. Then scan the signature. Then, use vectorization software to convert the image into a DXF file, and finally use CAD to fill in that DXF file and turn it into a block.
The handwritten version can be scanned, then the lines can be made thicker and darker on the computer; after that, software that converts JPG to DXF can be used to create an electronic version. This electronic version can be inserted into drawings as needed, and its size can also be adjusted
You can practice writing your signature by yourself*. Practicing well brings benefits for life. This can also be considered an inheritance of Chinese cultural traditions.