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+ | ======Faint Lines in Printing====== | ||
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+ | =====Question===== | ||
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+ | When I print to the printer or plotter my lines are very faint. | ||
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+ | =====Answer===== | ||
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+ | * **Print widths** are available for 2-D objects like curves (line, circles, arc, freeform), hatch, text and dimensions. | ||
+ | * **Print widths** are __not__ available for 3-D objects like surfaces and polysurface. | ||
+ | In Rhino, you can assign print widths in three ways: | ||
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+ | 1. Assign the **print width** to the layer. | ||
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+ | 2. Assign the **print width** to the object property. | ||
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+ | 3. Assign the default **print width** in the print dialog. | ||
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+ | To view your **print width** before printing, use the PrintDisplay command, and set the State to **ON**. | ||
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+ | Command: PrintDisplay | ||
+ | Print Display (Model Viewports) ( State=Off | ||
+ | State <Off> ( On Off Toggle ): ON | ||
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+ | You can also toggle this from the right click menu. | ||
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