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Drawn up a joinery plan as part of a class assignment. On my screen it looks absolutely epic but when i print to PDF im losing any of the transparency values i've adjusted in graphic overrides. Those elements are showing up as a solid mass 😞
Need this solved quick smart.
I have used graphic overrides throughout my set of drawings for final class assignment.
Drawn up a joinery plan as part of a class assignment. On my screen it looks absolutely epic but when i print to PDF im losing any of the transparency values i've adjusted in graphic overrides. Those elements are showing up as a solid mass 😞
Need this solved quick smart.
I have used graphic overrides throughout my set of drawings for final class assignment.
ok solved this one. Change the model display to "REALISTIC" . I had my template set on "WIREFRAME" . This will show up any of the image overrides. Woohooo so stoked!!!
ok solved this one. Change the model display to "REALISTIC" . I had my template set on "WIREFRAME" . This will show up any of the image overrides. Woohooo so stoked!!!
