Line thickness of detailed view when printing/making pdf

[SP_10114936]

I want to change the thickness of the detail view line. @MartinHanak 

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this the detailed view

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and this is how it look in the pdf.

and I want to make the marked curve thinner than the drawing

[MartinHanak · Accepted solution]

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@SP_10114936 wrote:

I want to change the thickness of the detail view line. @MartinHanak 

.

this the detailed view

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and this is how it look in the pdf.

and I want to make the marked curve thinner than the drawing

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Hi,

in Partial view you cannot set color of view lines.

If detail option line_style_standard std_ansi is set then outline is assigned Geometry color and pen 1 is used to draw outline by default.

If detail option line_style_standard std_din is set then outline is assigned Letter color and pen 2 is used to draw outline by default.

You can hide view outline and sketch spline that replace it. The spline can be assigned any color.

See outline.mp4 video.

[tbraxton]

In Acrobat open your pdf version of the drawing and then use ctrl+5 keys to alter the line weight display. This will make the visible lines thinner and should display correctly. This may resolve the issue you are having.

[MartinHanak]

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@tbraxton wrote:

In Acrobat open your pdf version of the drawing and then use ctrl+5 keys to alter the line weight display. This will make the visible lines thinner and should display correctly. This may resolve the issue you are having.

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Hi,

what Acrobat version is able to alter the line weight ? Full version ? Acrobat Reader ?

[tbraxton]

All versions of Acrobat and Acrobat reader I have ever used support this. I am using Acrobat Reader XI currently and this works. It is quite useful for clarity when visible lines are overlapping in a view.

Creo PDF from dwg as seen in reader:

Same file after using ctrl+F5

[SP_10114936]

Does this work with free version?

[tbraxton]

It has worked in every version of Adobe Reader and Acrobat I have ever used. The sequence is CTRL+5 .