I need a bit of assistance. First, if I could share the drawing, I would.
I am trying to get my drawing to stand out. I have scaled the lineweights because right now I am printing on 8.5x11.
First, all pen settings are black. The drawing prints very faint.
The text is on a layer that is white in color. When I changed the line weight to .70 the text stands out beautifully. The Title bolck comes out clean, I won't mess with it.
The rest of the drawing is extremely faint.
I have yellow (don't ask me, I don't know why), red and assorted other colors. I changes all of those to .60 lineweight, but everything is the same washed out light grey.I drew Revcloud around the new items. The line color is red. I changed the lineweight to .6 and even .7 and it didn't change in the print at all. I don't think the color had anything to do with it, I ran a test with 7 lines of layer 0 but each of the different colors; 1; 2; 3...etc. I also created individual layers in which the coilor match the layer; ie 1; 2; 3..... with colors red, yellow, green...etc, they didn't show any difference when plotted. Just same washed out, near invisible drawing. Anything someone can suggest would be outstanding. I am running out of ideas to bring out the rest of the drawing.
Scot-65
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Sorry, forgot to mention that one, all pens are set to 7. The drawings are coming out black, white and gray.
An older drafter helped me to find the problem. The pens were all set for black but three of them had pen line thickness settings that I, in my ignorance thought that they should be set to object line weight. Brand new computer, brand new autocad, I am the first user. But, three pen settings were in place. Very aggravating.
Thank you all, for your assistance.
HD