Hi
In our company we currently model using coloured lines rather than the Revit desired black/white but we are more and more being asked to print the odd view on a sheet with coloured lines or a coloured 3d view.
As some of us have grown up on th edrawing board through to Revit we are so used to the coloured lines and feel that it gives the drawing depth and is so much easier to understand.
I have been trying every way to keep the coloured linies but using view templates. filters and phasing to enable me to change views quickly from coloured to black and then back but there is no easy quick transition especially as we can't use these to change standard linetypes.
Has anyone successfully managed this or could advise how to do this?
Also does anyone know why Autodesk have made this such a difficult issue within revit... Now we can model in 3D, create schedules automatic yet Autocad is much better for plotting...
Many thanx Barry
When you are printing click on the settings, then in the middle right is a pulldown with 3 colour options (Black Lines, Grayscale and Color).
It's not perfect but it might do the trick for you. However if you are printing a group of views (print range) they would all have to be one or the other.
Hope that Helped
Mark
Maybe I am not understanding the issue completly, but there is a toggle control in the print setup that allows you to toggle printing from color to black lines.
This will allow element in the project to display in color in the project but print in black. if you set this setting to color, then when you print the color you see in the application will be maintained when printed.
It's a bit more complicated than that but i've got around with with view templates and filters...
Hey. I am still struggling with this issue. My current snag is because some title blocks have consultants logos that they want shown in color! So I can’t just use a global option like the print settings (b/w, greyscale or color). Did you ever find a fix?
thanks,
tommy