How to set CAD printing linearity to look good?

The operation steps for setting the print line type in Haochen CAD drawing software are as follows:

1. Open Haochen CAD software, click "File" with left mouse button, and select "Print". Or use the shortcut key Ctrl+P to quickly switch to the print panel.

2. Click on the plot style table in the upper right corner and select "Options" in the drop-down menu. A box pops up, "Do you assign this plot style sheet to all layouts?" Click Yes.

3. Click the button to print the style sheet. Go to the Plot Style Sheeter.

4. Left mouse button click "Color 1" of the print style, then hold down the shift key, drag the scroll bar to the last color, and click"Color 255"to select all colors. Then click on the "Color" under "Properties" and select Black in the drop-down menu. Many people will find that the existing line is still colored when printing the preview, and this step avoids this situation in printing.

5. The next step is to set the thickness of the linearity. Generally speaking, the wall line should be the thickest, followed by the furniture line, door and window line, font line, furniture inner line, floor line, etc. Select the color of the line type on the left, then click "Line Weight" on the right, and select the appropriate thickness from the drop-down menu.

Wall Line: Furniture Line:

Dimension Line: Door and Window Line:

Curtain Line: Font: Floor:

Drag the scroll bar to the top, select the first linear, and then click "Line Weight" on the right to change the number to ". Then click OK to exit.

7. After setting up, click "Save and Close". Go back to "Print", select "Graphic Orientation" in the lower right corner, and then select "Print Center", "Fill Sheets". Select the desired size in the "Paper Size" and click "Preview" to view the drawing.

Generally, CAD is in black and white form of drawing, by setting the thickness of the line and line shape (such as dotted lines, dotted lines, etc.) to distinguish the content, if you want to color the drawing, the general wall line is set to black, the fill is set to gray, and the rest are set at will, not too shallow.

Select on the print style, select all the line colors on the left and select black on the right, save it, and apply it to the layout!

When printing CAD drawings, we need to set many options, the most important one is to set the line type and line weight. Let me tell you how to set the line type in CAD printing, let's learn together.

Step 1: Enter the Print Settings dialog box, select the target printer, and click the [New] button in the plot style table in the dialog box.

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In the new dialog box, select the Create New Plot Style List check box.

and click Next.

Step 3: Enter a custom style name in the File Name text box in the new dialog box.

Step 4: In the new dialog box, click the Hidden Empty Print Style Sheet button.

Step 5: Open the Plot Style Table dialog box.

Step 6: Select the color in the dialog box and set the corresponding line weight, if there is no suitable line width value, click the [Line Width] button to set it.

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1. Copy the required line type file.

3. Open the Print Style Manager and paste the linetype file, and then click Close.

Adding a printed linetype to CAD is the basic operation in CAD, and you can add a CAD printing linetype through the following four steps.

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Steps: Step 1: Copy the required linetype file.

Step 3: Open the Plot Style Manager and paste the linetype file and click Close.

After the line style, click OK, and the line type is set in four steps.

Usually the CAD drawings are drawn, and then they need to be printed, but the effect is not very good when printed, how to set up the printing?

Analysis: The printer is generally a black and white printer, and the line type used in the drawing above is color, so the line looks blurry when printing the preview, and the effect is not ideal. Generally, the outline line of the drawing will be thicker, and the other line types will be thinner, so that it looks hierarchical, which requires the following settings:

Step 1: Check the color numbers of each color in the drawing, for example, the dark green of the outer outline line is 114, and then you need to turn this 114 into a thick line.

Step 2: Press Ctrl+P on the keyboard to enter the print settings, select the printer name - paper size - check the full print and center print - color print and select the traditional wireframe - print style table can select the right button to enter the settings).

Step 3: After entering the plot style sheet, select all 255 colors in the plot style (select the first one, then hold down the shift key to pull back the progress bar to select the last one), and select black in the color of the right feature.

Step 4: In the print style sheet, adjust the line widths of all colors to a little thinner, such as millimeters.

Step 5: Adjust the line type that needs to be adjusted separately, here the color number 114 is mm.

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