Lines overlapping - pdf

Lines overlapping - pdf

borcheva
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Lines overlapping - pdf

borcheva
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Hello!

Is there any way to avoid the overlapping lines (for example - walls in black and rot) in pdfs?

Bildschirmfoto-pdf.JPG

 

 

In Revit it looks good, exactly what I want.

I've also tried different pdf printers, that didn't solve the thing.

Bildschirmfoto-Revit.JPG

Thank you in advance!

 

Anastasia.

 

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Anonymous
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Can you elaborate - the only difference that I can see is that the second image has thinner lines.  Try press TL (thin lines) in Revit to show the actual line thickness.

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borcheva
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Hi,

thanks for the answer.

In the screenshot it's already with the actual thickness.

I've attached here the pdf file - so as you can see, there's the overlapping - the red edge of the thin wall is above the black line of the load-bearing wall.

I wish here but the black line above the red line - so I see it in Revit.

Bildschirmfoto-Revit-2.JPG

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Anonymous
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Can you confirm the scale of the drawing and the thickness of the thin wall?

It might help to reduce the lineweight of the common edges.

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borcheva
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Hi,

I've tried to make the black lines thicker, so it looks on the paper a little better.

In pdf you still can see these red overlapped lines, that may not be as dramatic anymore and I can neglect (but dont want :)) this perfectionism.

The attached pdf is in the scale (1:50 metric), black (load-bearing) lines are 0,4 mm and red (not load-nearing) are 0,05 mm.

The only wasteful way to get rid of these overlapped lines, as I see, is to make these edges invisible with the Linework Tool...

 

 

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barthbradley
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Hard to tell what you are referring to, but if I were to zoom in tightly on any overlapping linework in one of our PDFs, I would be disappointed too.  It is an issue at "normal" scale?  Can you discern "the forest for the trees"?  

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RDAOU
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The black line ... is that the boundary of the grey filled region? If yes, then there could be several ways to resolve that over printing... example:

- you could try setting it as masking

- or you could overlay the region over the plan (2 separate views) on the sheet instead of in the same view

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manuel_coletto
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Hi.. i can undertand because im facing the same behavier.  Have a look here. https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Lines-intersecting...

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