Line weight not printing properly
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2020-10-29
05:24 PM
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2025-02-06
11:31 AM
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Aruzhan Ilaikova
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2020-10-30 02:18 AM
Also it only affects the line thickness and not the darkness (colour).
Depending on how you are printing (directly from the Archicad screen, from a layout page or publishing a publisher set) you should have 'Print' options.
Let us know how you are printing if you need more help.
Barry.
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2020-10-30 09:31 PM
Please do not use ALL CAPS in your posts, it looks like you are yelling at others.
I have modified your post to normal Sentence case.
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2020-11-02 02:32 AM
The question now is are you going to the FILE menu and printing or are you using a Publisher set to publish (print) the page.
I am guessing you are using File menu > print.
In which case you will see a print dialogue window - make sure the 'Black & White' option is turned off.
If it is then open the 'Page Setup' dialogue and then go into your 'Printer Properties' to see how your printer is set up (colour, greyscale, black and white).
If everything is set to 'colour' then you should get what you see.
If you have an option for 'greyscale' (you may not depending on your printer), you will get tones of grey.
If anything is set to 'black & white' then even the grey lines will print as black (as far as I know).
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2020-11-02 08:57 AM
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2020-11-17 06:54 PM

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2020-11-18 02:22 AM
mukster wrote:
Figured it out - I have to turn off the black and white button at the print window. And thanks for the input, but I don't speak/read/write Russian
No need to read Russian.
I wrote it in English...
Barry wrote:
In which case you will see a print dialogue window - make sure the 'Black & White' option is turned off.
Still it might have seemed like Russian as I tend to over-explain.

The (Russian) image A.Smith showed is to print all lines as hair line - not exactly what you want to do.
Glad you found the solution.
Barry.
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