graphics difference between project and family

graphics difference between project and family

jledgewood409
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graphics difference between project and family

jledgewood409
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i created our new logo for our title block using a fill pattern. i made this logo a generic family and inserted it into the title block family. when i print either from the title block family or the project the title block is in the curve in the logo seems segmented. when i print the logo from the logo family file it appears okay. i am including PDF's of both conditions.

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jledgewood409
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i forgot to mention it is for revit 2017

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D_Slaa
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We have our logo as a .png in the title block family. That might be easier if you have a good quality image?

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Ilic.Andrej
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Create the filled region with the <Invisible Lines> border. It will be still segmented but less annoying.



Andrej Ilić

phonetical: ændreɪ ilich
MSc Arch

Autodesk Expert Elite Alumni

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jledgewood409
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we had an image as a logo. we couldn't get the resolution high enough. we would create a PDF of a sheet and the logo would not print crisp. once we inserted the logo it would always come in at 72dpi.

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Sahay_R
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I'm with @Ilic.Andrej on this.


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ToanDN
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Create the logo with the solid hatch in AutoCAD.  Import it in generic annotation family, do not explode, and load it your titleblock.