Printing - pen mapping

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by Gregoire, Jul 17, 2003.

  1. Gregoire

    Gregoire Guest

    Hello!

    I just installed ProE Wildfire after having used ProE 2000i2 for years.

    With this new version, I encounter problems to print axis.
    With 2000i2, in the 2D drawing, the axis were displayed in yellow, the same
    colour as the dimentions.
    With Wildfire, in the 2D drawing, the axis are displayed in brown, which is
    not the same colour as the dimensions that are still yellow.

    In my pen mapping file (table.pnt), I set pen 2 (text, dimensions, cross
    hatching, ...) to be fine.
    Printing drawings issued from 2000i2 gives good results, the axis are fine.
    Printing drawings issued from Wildfire is bad because the axis are
    bold-like, although the text is fine.

    The problem seems to be that with Wildfire, axis printing is done with
    another pen (a new one?) than the yellow featuers, and I cannot find which
    one...

    Does someone has an idea to make Wildfire print nice fine axis lines?

    Thank you in advance!
    Greg.
     
    Gregoire, Jul 17, 2003
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  2. Gregoire

    David Janes Guest

    Have you tried the help files? They have a pretty good explanation of how to
    map different colors to different pens.

    David Janes
     
    David Janes, Jul 18, 2003
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  3. Gregoire

    Gregoire Guest

    Hello!

    I found that finally the problem is not due to a bad pen mapping but to a
    wrong line type choice while creating the 2D drawings. For axes, a brown
    color is used instead of the yellow, as it should be.

    I called PTC support and they told me that it was a bug of the 2003100
    version of WildFire. This is now corrected on the last version of WildFire.

    Greg.



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    Gregoire, Jul 29, 2003
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