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If we are talking about the same thing, I am not seeing that here. In the attached image, I have some Walls, Doors and Windows, viewed from the SW Isometric view direction, with the Conceptual Visual Style set current. The objects are not seen in wire frame. Are you doing this and getting different results? Or do you mean something different by "conceptual views"?
If we are talking about the same thing, I am not seeing that here. In the attached image, I have some Walls, Doors and Windows, viewed from the SW Isometric view direction, with the Conceptual Visual Style set current. The objects are not seen in wire frame. Are you doing this and getting different results? Or do you mean something different by "conceptual views"?
In the Plot dialog box, have you expanded the dialog to show the additional information at the right side? (At bottom right corner there is a round button that controls the expansion. If you see a ">" icon on the button, click it to expand the dialog. If you see a "<" icon, the dialog is already expanded.)
With the dialog expanded, what do you have set in the Shaded viewport options area (just below the Plot style table (pen assignments) area)? Is Shade plot set to As displayed, or to the desired visual style? Or is it set to Legacy wireframe or Wireframe? Is the setting different when plotting from a drawing started with your template, compared with one of the out-of-the-box templates?
In the Plot dialog box, have you expanded the dialog to show the additional information at the right side? (At bottom right corner there is a round button that controls the expansion. If you see a ">" icon on the button, click it to expand the dialog. If you see a "<" icon, the dialog is already expanded.)
With the dialog expanded, what do you have set in the Shaded viewport options area (just below the Plot style table (pen assignments) area)? Is Shade plot set to As displayed, or to the desired visual style? Or is it set to Legacy wireframe or Wireframe? Is the setting different when plotting from a drawing started with your template, compared with one of the out-of-the-box templates?
@daley1234 wrote:Thanks for all your replies guys however; it seems I have not explained the problem correctly. I am not trying to do a plot what I'm trying to do is to display the object and save it as a conceptual 3D view to present to the client however; once you select conceptual view it returns a wireframe display instead.
As stated in my first reply, I am not seeing that here.
@daley1234 wrote:Thanks for all your replies guys however; it seems I have not explained the problem correctly. I am not trying to do a plot what I'm trying to do is to display the object and save it as a conceptual 3D view to present to the client however; once you select conceptual view it returns a wireframe display instead.
As stated in my first reply, I am not seeing that here.
CTRL+P or at the command prompt, type PLOT and press ENTER.
My comments on plotting were directed to paul_s, who had indicated that he saw conceptual on-screen, but was not getting it to plot. In your case, where you are not seeing it on-screen, the plot dialog settings should not have any effect on how the Walls are showing on screen.
CTRL+P or at the command prompt, type PLOT and press ENTER.
My comments on plotting were directed to paul_s, who had indicated that he saw conceptual on-screen, but was not getting it to plot. In your case, where you are not seeing it on-screen, the plot dialog settings should not have any effect on how the Walls are showing on screen.
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