I really don’t want another CAD system but I don’t have much of a choice.
What a headache! I remember going through these same kind of issues with Rhino 5.ĭon’t get me wrong, I love Rhino and sing it’s praises to anyone who will listen, but it really lacks in this department. Fired Rhino back up and the dimensions printed fine again. So I saved the program, shut down rhino and rebooted my system. I must have tried 10 times adjusting different settings with no luck. All my layers were turned on and it even showed them in the print preview. After I loaded the file back up my bitmap image appeared and printed fine…but… now I couldn’t get my dimensions to show up on the PDF. Then the program crashed while trying to print to PDF. The first time I loaded the file I could not get the title block bitmap image to show up on my screen or my print ( yes I had background bitmap checked in the print options). I can get a decent print with Make2d, but that breaks the association with the model which can make revisions a pain.Īs far as the memories it brought back… The buggyness of trying to print to PDF. While the hidden lines look a little better, I still don’t see any options to adjust the linetype scale of the dashed lines? Sometimes it looks too fine or too coarse and it is nice to adjust. I set every layer’s print settings to hairline and also specified that in the print options.
#Autocad printing hidden lines pdf
Keep in mind this is an ‘A’ size print that I printed to PDF at 2400DPI and zoomed in on this area for the screenshot. The hidden lines look better, but the line thickness is huge for a solid line. I installed Rhino 6 and dug up the same print I posted here 4 years ago.
#Autocad printing hidden lines upgrade
I purchased one upgrade license to give this a try and it brought back a lot of memories as to why I went back to Autocad. Welp… Looks like I have to open my wallet a little farther to get a nice looking blueprint.
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