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Ortho image causing lines to print transparantly

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asloat
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Ortho image causing lines to print transparantly

In Civil3D 2012, I have used Data Connections to load one or more color ortho images. I have also added shape files using the same method. In these drawings I also may have regular CAD items such as Polylines.

 

When I print, both the lines from the shape files and the Polylines in CAD print out transparently on top of the Ortho image. The only way I have found to get either to print without transparency is to set them to black color.

 

Is there a way to get these things to print as solid colors on top of an Ortho image that is inserted with Data Connection?

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Pointdump
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Asloat,

 

Have you tried Edit Style in the Display Manager?
http://help.autodesk.com/view/MAP/2015/ENU/?guid=GUID-76076D83-1490-45A3-9D82-3656C77C6EB2

 

Dave

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asloat
in reply to: Pointdump

That link relates to the image data, not the shapefile data. Either way I have looked at styles for the raster and shapefile data and for the shapefiles I see no setting that controls transparency. It seems no matter the color,l unless it is black, it is transparent over a data connected image.

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AllenJessup
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In the Plotter Configuration Editor make sure your lines are set to Overwrite not Merge.

 

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Allen

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asloat
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You sir, are correct. Thank you very much.

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AllenJessup
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You're welcome. Luckily it was a problem I've had to contend with in the past.

 

Allen

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