Save assembly as .jpg .tif .pdf , there is a line in middle of image

[DOVANLE]

Hello,

When I saved an assembly or part as typical image files (.jpg , .tif, .pdf etc...), there is a "line" in the middle of image.

Is there a way to remove that line.

Thanks in advance.

DoVan

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[dschenken]

Never mind - it finally downloaded. It's not a line, but a failure in the image processing as if it lost track of which part is being rendered. The parts look OK in the reflection surface, so I would look at setting that affect accuracy and look for interferences between components.

I would also look to see that the 'room' is taller than the assembly, though that's probably not it.

If I had to make the picture I would try the parts separately and see if that made a difference to try to narrow it down to one part.

I might also make a small change to the camera position.

[DOVANLE]

Thanks David for respond quickly.

I've tried "bigger room" setting or just a single part, still does not fix.

The interested thing is the "line" location is moving down depends on dpi setting and paper size when I exported (100dpi to 600dpi and A to variable ).

At 100dpi, there is no "line"

Any ideas David?

DoVan

[dschenken]

I think I am stuck. If you add the version of Creo, whether it is academic or commercial license, and what operating system and graphics card this may help others to see a solution. If possible uploading a sample file might help others reproduce the problem and try various solutions.

Does this image defect appear on the screen or only in the saved image?

[DOVANLE]

The screen looks good. just save images have problem.

I have the same feeling that system or graphic card play big role in this problem.

I've been using Pro-E for 20 years (commercial license) and Creo 3.0 is current version that produced defect images.

I appreciated your effort David. I will try to up load the models to see anyone can help to resolve this problem.

Have a nice weekend.