How do I screen a pen in ArchiCad and Plotmaker
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2005-10-24 12:41 AM - last edited on 2023-05-19 12:19 AM by Gordana Radonic
2005-10-24
12:41 AM
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2005-11-07 10:54 PM
2005-11-07
10:54 PM
Karl,
Thank you so much for your info on this. We found that you are correct (as usual) that when we “Print” to the large format printer (HP Designjet 700), the white fill/transparent background works properly. When we “Plot”, the screen fill does not work at all. Prior to this experiment we had never “Printed”. Aside from the fill screen benefit, are there other reasons to Print instead of Plot that you are aware of? In any case, thanks again for your helpful clarification.
Scott
Thank you so much for your info on this. We found that you are correct (as usual) that when we “Print” to the large format printer (HP Designjet 700), the white fill/transparent background works properly. When we “Plot”, the screen fill does not work at all. Prior to this experiment we had never “Printed”. Aside from the fill screen benefit, are there other reasons to Print instead of Plot that you are aware of? In any case, thanks again for your helpful clarification.
Scott
AC27 v. 4060 w/ MEP, Cadimage, Twinmotion 2023.2.2 using AC from AC6.0, 2021 MacPro M1 chip, Adobe CC. Used AC on both platforms.
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2005-11-07 11:54 PM
2005-11-07
11:54 PM
printing or plotting you need to pay attention to whether you choose color, B&W, or greyscale.
Erika
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MacBook Pro Retina, 15-inch Yosemite 2.8 GHz Intel Core i7 16 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
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AC5-18
Onuma System
"Implementing Successful Building Information Modeling"
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