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Hello everyone! I would have a carcad problem. I made a table with the program, and now I should convert the dwg file to pdf file, but I can't get a correct result because or the table is too small or only a portion of the table is displayed. how do I set the settings correctly? Thank you so much in advance!
 
I also have another problem: the annotations present in the table in pdf are displayed with a very light grey color and this makes reading impossible
 
I would try to recommend a virtual printer that creates the pdf sheet, but it is not clear if you are already doing it or if you are saving it in pdf directly from autocad.
 
then I made a table in solidworks, and then I took it on autocad because I had to make some changes. Now I have managed to make the table of the desired size, but I have problems on the annotating that appear too clear.
I used the export function of solidworks to create pdf.
As for the settings I don't remember and I don't have the pc at hand, tonight I tell you that settings I used and maybe I upload the dwg file and pdf to show you what's wrong.
 
the pdf of the boards I made them with autocad, I attach them below. regarding the settings I have selected:
export pdf
autocad high definition quality
layer information: include
fusion control: overwriting lines
hyperlink: including
precision: for manufacturers
export: screen
Page settings: ignore (I chose sheet size a1, table print styles no, vertical orientation and suitable for sheet)

the problem are the annotations and some lines that appear in light gray
 

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the printing styles table is important because it assigns to each color a line thickness and a color. if you print in pdf it would also be correct to assign the sheet of the right size and not to use adaptal sheet but to put the correct scale factor.
 
Beyond the notes, colors and more a couple of notes on the tree design:
-wrinkle 0.5 is not standard; 0.8 is rectified and is sufficient, even excessive for the seat of the wheel
-The odds when possible are taken out of geometry
- put the shock on tolerances
- you have two degrees of precision on the quotas without tolerance that contradict; one on the cartilage that indicates -medium and the other above the cartilage that indicates precise
- general roughness of 3.2 is excessive
-There is no geometric tolerance on the diameter with a key
-Make the tips from center
 
take advantage of the retrocompatibility of the files and save the dwg in formats before the last version, otherwise they will be in few to be able to open your designs.
autocad is not one of those software that is often updated because improvements are not very significant and because it allows opening even with obsolete versions
 
now that I opened the file with acrobat I can read it well and see the problem of the gray, with another program instead it happened to me texts.
I see you used two layers alone... It's not very good.
build a layer by type of entity: geometry, axes, odds, restraints, notes....
in this way you can assign to each one a specific color and thickness that you will use for printing; Now geometry and quotas have the same thickness and it is not good especially if there is no gap between one and the other (as a rule instead requires). also you can turn off and turn them on to focus only a certain display of the design
 
MassiVonWeizen said:
Beyond the notes, colors and more a couple of notes on the tree design:
-wrinkle 0.5 is not standard; 0.8 is rectified and is sufficient, even excessive for the seat of the wheel
-The odds when possible are taken out of geometry
- put the shock on tolerances
- you have two degrees of precision on the quotas without tolerance that contradict; one on the cartilage that indicates -medium and the other above the cartilage that indicates precise
- general roughness of 3.2 is excessive
-There is no geometric tolerance on the diameter with a key
-Make the tips from center
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- the roughness of the modification, I had chosen that value according to dimensional tolerance.
- what geometric tolerance should be inserted on the diameter with tongue since I can't find examples on the internet? and what other geometric tolerances should be added?
- I'm sorry for ignorance, but the center tips what they are and what are they for?
 
Tonight I change the table taking into account the table styles print, the adaptation of the sheet and add more layers.
Thank you so much for your help!
 
- I'm sorry for ignorance, but the center tips what they are and what are they for?
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These are standard holes uni 3220 and serve for a point and counterpoint centring on machines such as lathes and corrections. as you have put a roughness from 0.8 you are indicating that the piece will have to be rectified and normally you use grinding machines with tip and counterpoint for a better centering.
In addition, you have to expect gorges, in accordance with those, for the release of the grinding wheel.
If you are looking in the forum, in recent posts, find a nice pantry on turning and milling. give a read to understand how these processing methods work.
 
MassiVonWeizen said:
now that I opened the file with acrobat I can read it well and see the problem of the gray, with another program instead it happened to me texts.
I see you used two layers alone... It's not very good.
build a layer by type of entity: geometry, axes, odds, restraints, notes....
in this way you can assign to each one a specific color and thickness that you will use for printing; Now geometry and quotas have the same thickness and it is not good especially if there is no gap between one and the other (as a rule instead requires). also you can turn off and turn them on to focus only a certain display of the design
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woozie I created more layers but the problem persists. However I noticed that my colleague, opening the pdf file on the Internet edge, has no visual problems. I am wondering at this point if the problem is due to the program used to open the pdf
 
instead of exporting do the pdf print.
even with pdf x-change (an alternative reader to acrobat) you did not see that annoying gray, on the other hand it did not charge the fonts and quotas and the texts were all blurred.
export allows you to maintain layer control, but for you it is not a fundamental thing. then print choosing as a printer dwg to pdf.
in the last to say the problem persists does not need anything without having the printer septages, color setting or the ctb and the openable design (I have 2103)
 
MassiVonWeizen said:
instead of exporting do the pdf print.
even with pdf x-change (an alternative reader to acrobat) you did not see that annoying gray, on the other hand it did not charge the fonts and quotas and the texts were all blurred.
export allows you to maintain layer control, but for you it is not a fundamental thing. then print choosing as a printer dwg to pdf.
in the last to say the problem persists does not need anything without having the printer septages, color setting or the ctb and the openable design (I have 2103)
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But I won't even have to print it. I have to attach it together with that of the total in the relationship! for this it is important that the pdf is shown correctly!
 
I thought I explained. I'll try again.
autocad printing in pdf It is not a paper print. do the press and create the pdf, the same thing as export but through the press command
 
this screen type of printing in pdf. alongside the color set table; if it is not set you cannot expect to have a print with only black entities
 

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