Sketchy Print issue even without sketchy line turn on

[ckJSVDN]

Hi all,

I just wonder anyone know how not to print sketchy line

My revit model screen display no sketchy line as screenshot below

But it printed all jitter and sketchy, I have checked graphic options sketchy line are turn off.

is there any way i can turn off the sketchy effect in printing ?

[ToanDN]

You might have turned on thin lines so Revit view looks sharp.  Turn off thin lines and see how the view actually shows.  Additionally, the view scale is very small 1:400 so expect low quality if you print 100%, and I don't even mentioned if you might have printed to raster.

[ckJSVDN]

Hi Toan,

I have tried

1. changing scale of the drawings (1-200, 1-100, etc)

2. linking the view in a new template

3. changing multiple pdf plotter (bluebeam, biopdf, etc)

however the issue still the same. The printed pdf always have crooked line and is different from screen display (refer  2 screenshot below)

There are certain setting driving the graphic for the file, but i cant seem to find what controlled it 

[ToanDN]

Share your model here.

[ckJSVDN]

here is the download link for my model,

you can try pdf print any sheet in the revit file it will appear crooked/sketchy line. Let me know if you find anything . Thanks

[ToanDN]

Do you see any sketchy lines?

[ckJSVDN]

Hi Toan,

That look perfect to me, what did you change in the setting ?

[ToanDN]

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@ckJSVDN wrote:

Hi Toan,

That look perfect to me, what did you change in the setting ?

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I did not change any Revit print settings.

... only change PDF printer to High Quality.

[ckJSVDN]

Hi Toan,

At least now i know is not a file issue, I will try to find biopdf setting to match the adobe pdf setting.

I set it to 600 dpi, but the graphic still not achieving what you have...

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

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@ckJSVDN wrote:

Hi Toan,

At least now i know is not a file issue, I will try to find biopdf setting to match the adobe pdf setting.

I set it to 600 dpi, but the graphic still not achieving what you have...

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600 dpi is not high quality.  Adobe PDF High Quality Print is 2400 dpi.