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Drawing: Witness line

  • August 17, 2012
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How do I darken the witness lines in a drawing to be printed darker? Creo 1.0

(Witness lines no longer visible when the drawing is scanned for final release with signatures)


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Best answer by DalbeerSinghSoh

i hv this pen table discription file which i think might help u

pen1_line_weight 3 - outline geometry, section text/arrows

pen2_line_weight 2 - dimension lines and leaders, text, witness lines

pen3_line_weight 1 - hidden lines

pen4_line_weight 2 - drawing frame

pen5_line_weight 3 - sheet metal

pen6_line_weight 3 - sketch lines

pen7_line_weight 1 - tangent edges

pen8_line_weight 4 - text

pen table can change from the config.pro

tool>option>find

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17-Peridot
August 17, 2012

Pen Tables.

A search of the forum will yield some great information.

1-Visitor
August 18, 2012

i hv this pen table discription file which i think might help u

pen1_line_weight 3 - outline geometry, section text/arrows

pen2_line_weight 2 - dimension lines and leaders, text, witness lines

pen3_line_weight 1 - hidden lines

pen4_line_weight 2 - drawing frame

pen5_line_weight 3 - sheet metal

pen6_line_weight 3 - sketch lines

pen7_line_weight 1 - tangent edges

pen8_line_weight 4 - text

pen table can change from the config.pro

tool>option>find

kmark1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
October 8, 2012

Thank you for your help Dalbeer singh. Adjusting the pen2_line_weight seem to fix the problem both with direct printing via proe and with pdf export and then printing exported pdf.

Regards,

13-Aquamarine
October 7, 2012

Hi Kevin...

Did you resolve this yet? Antonius is correct... the answer is pen tables and a pen table file. If you look at this link to another answer I gave, you should have all the information you need.

http://communities.ptc.com/message/173301#173301

Please let us know if you got this working correctly. My answer is about 3/4 of the way down that link... I attached 3 files including a reference document on pen tables, a pen table file (as an example), and some other helpful stuff.

Thanks!

-Brian

kmark1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
October 8, 2012

Thanks Brian, Thank you for your help and follow up. It turns out that the actual issue that I was having is printing those files I created via File/Save as/Export/ pdf within Creo 1.0. But your trick pen2_line_weight seem to work well with both direct printing via proe and with pdf then printing pdf. Thank you so much. Regards,