Elevation line weights
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‎2006-07-28
03:53 PM
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‎2023-05-23
03:27 PM
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Rubia Torres
‎2006-07-28
03:53 PM
Thanks,
Steve
AC19(9001), 27" iMac i7, 12 gb ram, ATI Radeon HD 4850 512mb, OS 10.12.6
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‎2006-07-28 11:55 PM
‎2006-07-28
11:55 PM
A couple of things come to mind...
You may have a distant area set which includes everything you can see. Otherwise they should display and print in the same pens as they are in the 3D views.
It is also possible that you have a strange pen set assigned to the views in which all the pens are the same weight. This seems highly unlikely since it would require creating the pen set and assigning it without realizing that you are doing it.
You may have a distant area set which includes everything you can see. Otherwise they should display and print in the same pens as they are in the 3D views.
It is also possible that you have a strange pen set assigned to the views in which all the pens are the same weight. This seems highly unlikely since it would require creating the pen set and assigning it without realizing that you are doing it.
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‎2006-08-01 09:34 PM
‎2006-08-01
09:34 PM
Thanks for responding, Matthew. I finally figured it out. It was several materials settings. Apparently, in AC9 all of the materials pens were set to "element pen". Some in AC10 are set to a different pen, and I just happened to use several that were set to approx. the same line width. I didn't even realize that vectorial fills could be a different pen-a feature I will begin to use.
AC19(9001), 27" iMac i7, 12 gb ram, ATI Radeon HD 4850 512mb, OS 10.12.6