problem solid deduction print in pdf

[nico_c]

Good morning.

I open this discussion as a result of a problem that arises in the pdf printing of autocad drawings containing "solid" restraints.

Attached I carry an example related to a simple colored circle of red. in the image on the left there is the screenshot of the autocad window while on the right there is the pdf produced. in pdf appear these white lines that do not disappear even by zooming the figure.

I tried to repeat the press with different printers (microsoft print to pdf, adobe pdf, autocad pdf) but the situation doesn't change as it doesn't change if it is printed on other computers.

of course then when I upload the pdf image in the document (use latex as a program) the result continues to be lined even within the document.

I ask for directions from those who have more experience than me on how to solve this problem.

 

[dsw]

try to check if this solves the problemoutput pdfand also these variables

 

[nico_c]

try to check if this solves the problemoutput pdfand also these variables

Thank you very much for the answer so celery.

Unfortunately, however, the problem persists despite the indications of the autodesk pages. I tried to:
- insert well higher values of hpmaxlines (che of orders of grain greater than 1000000);
- intervene on "pdf options" as recommended;
- set the variables on the second page.

do not have all these changes the problem persists without showing any type of variation on pdf output.

 

[dsw]

try to use a gradient as color, the gradient must have the same initial and final color.

gradients are converted into raster images and you should not have the same problem.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

I did a test with the two pdf printers that I showed maintaining the same settings on autocad.cutedfwriter presents the problem
dwg to pdf does not present the problemgoing on the printer properties I believe (unfortunately those of cutepdfwriter are very basic) that you should check those present in the item custom properties and any submenu

 

[nico_c]

I thank very dsw and massivonweizen for the useful tips and the speed of the feedback. between the two methods proposed I managed to solve the problem with that indicated by dsw. with this sharpening the prints no longer present the problem of the white lines.