do not print a color of a two-tone foamed retino

[Fresno]

Hi, it's hard to go, I hope I didn't have the wrong section.

then, I ask your help to know if there is a way to tell autocad 2012 not to print a certain color. In practice I have a snail net, so made of two colors, we put blue and cyan. I just want the cyan to be printed. In this way, printing in pdf and bringing on photoshop, I have a pleasing effect from cyan to "nothing" and so I can see the content of the layer below.

I hope I explained.
Thanks, bye.

 

[lattu]

I don't think it's possible, but it's intrigued me.

 

[lattu]

as I thought, you can decide not to print a certain color by changing the retinatura value in .ctb, but the thing unfortunately does not apply to the blurred nets.

 

[Tristan]

What's the point of what? At this point you make a monochromatic nuance. . .

 

[Fresno]

Thank you. however changing the retinatura does not change anything (autocad 2012). in any case I solved with photoshop, an extra passage but excellent result.

@tristan: it makes sense you have things to show under the shade already set in photoshop.

 

[Tristan]

@tristan: it makes sense you have things to show under the shade already set in photoshop.

I didn't realize you had to take him to ps. But you don't want to create the nuance directly in ps? or evaluate the use of sketchbook designer combined with autocad

 

[lattu]

comunque modifying retinatura non changes niente (autocad 2012).

as mentioned above the retinature affects the opacity of monochromatic lines and retinals, but not on those foamed