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how to get hidden lines on drawing to match those in the plot

GlenWisham
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how to get hidden lines on drawing to match those in the plot

Drafting Gurus,

Does anyone know how to get the spacing of the hidden lines in a plotted
drawing to match those you see on the screen?


what you see on screen what you see on plot

Running WF4 using line font Dashfont_S_S

Glen R Wisham
MOEC EW Mechanical Engineering
Space and Airborne Systems
Raytheon Company

805.879.3359 (office)
805.879.3017 (fax)
561.3359 (tie line)
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6380 Hollister Avenue
Goleta CA 93117-3114 USA

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Thanks to Andrew, Carol, Dave and Kelly for each having another take and
another piece of the puzzle on the hidden line question. I've seen us all
having a hidden line display issues since migrating to Pro/E many years
ago.

My final solution in this particular instance was to change the hidden
line font to one I'd never noticed before, 'PDFHIDDEN_LINES.' Maybe why I
like it as my solution is that part of my paradigm is to create a PDF
files of documents I've created. I do not know if this line font is
included with Pro/E or if it is a custom created line font.

Worthy of mention is a method to see on your screen what will be sent to
the plotter. You go thru a routine where you send a print to a printer
named 'screen,' it wasn't the solution I was looking for but proved a
useful time and paper saving tool. A reasonable person might think it
would be the default... having what you saw on your screen match what came
out of the plotter.


Glen R Wisham
MOEC EW Mechanical Engineering
Space and Airborne Systems
Raytheon Company

805.879.3359 (office)
805.879.3017 (fax)
561.3359 (tie line)
-

6380 Hollister Avenue
Goleta CA 93117-3114 USA
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