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Hey hive brain,
I'm experimenting with something here. I am trying to print from straight from AutoCAD to an Epson T20II thermal receipt printer. I'm able to send a file to the printer, however, it only plots a tiny portion of what I'm asking it to print. Essentially, I need it to plot continuously. It appears that it is limited to the paper size identified in the plotter profile. I've tried to create a new size but it doesn't seem like its an option in either the profile in CAD or in the control panel in Windows.
One thing worth mentioning, is that I can successful send it to the DWG to PDF "plotter" and it spits out the file correctly. Then, I can send it to the receipt printer and it will print what I have selected. I have yet to test something more than ten feet but I feel like this might be a worthy work around. The challenge is that I am experiencing some scaling issues... which I can probably figure out.
I admit, plotter profiles are not my strong point. I can get by with setting up a plotter or desktop printer to see a file. The minor tweaks and troubleshooting are the challenge for me.
Has anyone ever attempted this? I know its something that is pretty specific to my industry. Although I've never experimented with it, Vectorworks Spotlight has a plugin that allows you to do what I'm trying to do. Here is a link to get a better idea what I am trying to accomplish.
Thanks in advance.
¡Resuelto! Ir a solución.