DWF prints additional lines

[Anonymous]

We have a few dwf files that when created from idws add additional lines to views. These lines are not visible in the idw file. Anyone seen this issue before. We are running IV 11 with sp1. Thanks in advance

[Anonymous]

Could you please post the DWF and IDW files you have had problems with?

Thanks,
Hovhannes Sadoyan

Software Engineer
Autodesk Inc.

rmorris wrote:
> We have a few dwf files that when created from idws add additional lines to views. These lines are not visible in the idw file. Anyone seen this issue before. We are running IV 11 with sp1. Thanks in advance

[Anonymous]

How would you like to receive the files for the idw?

[Anonymous]

You can e-mail the files to me at hovhannesDOTsadoyanATautodeskDOTcom
Thanks

rmorris wrote:
> How would you like to receive the files for the idw?

[JDMather]

Here is one example.

[Anonymous]

I can email the dwf and a bmp of the idw

[Anonymous]

Yes that is the same issue we are having?

[Anonymous]

JD

Have you seen this issue very often? We have 5 or so drawings that have this error? How is Penn College?

[JDMather]

Just this one, but then I don't make DWF's often.

>How is Penn College?
Are you a PCT alum or do you know me from previous employer?

I get pretty much everything I need here. My lab computers are replaced every other year and next year I will finally get certified graphics cards in the new machines. Got Spaceballs last year. We moved into a brand new building this year. Got a new Z-corp color Zprinter 310 RP machine to go along with our Stratasys Prodigy Plus and 3D Systems Thermojet and SLA-3500 machines.

I'll be on sabbatical next semester digging into the workings of Dynamic Simulation.

JD

[Anonymous]

Ok we make DWFs everyday.

I am a PCT alum. I actually was one of the students that was in your interview lesson.

[Anonymous]

Are the additional lines that are published, always have a circular nature?
The "Extra Arc.zip" dataset, you have posted, was very helpful to
pinpoint the issue with Arcs, I was wondering if there are other
cases/datasets that you are having similar problems with.

Thanks,
Hovhannes Sadoyan

Software Developer
Autodesk Inc.

rmorris wrote:
> Yes that is the same issue we are having?

[Anonymous]

Yes they always have a circular nature.

[Anonymous]

Have you come with any answers to this problem?