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Points to note when generating images

2009-02-25View Original

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What issues should be considered when creating CAD drawings? How should it be set up?
Reply #22009-02-25
From the very beginning of drawing, one must consider aspects related to the final output, such as layout and scale. It’s essential to ensure that there are no errors in the drawing; check the drawing frames and labels as well
Reply #32009-02-26
What issues should be considered when creating CAD drawings? How should they be set up? Answer: The questioner is asking about how to print the drawings once they are completed 1. First of all, the drawing frame you use must be a standard one, ranging from A4 to A0; the scale can range from 1:1 to 1:1000 or even higher, as specified in the drawing standards. At this point, it’s important to remember the scale you have chosen. 2. When printing, to set the drawing size and scale, select the size and scale of your drawing frame. (Keep in mind) 3. When your diagram contains lines of different colors, to ensure that the colors appear consistent and darker after printing, you can choose the print style sheet “monochrome.ctb”. 4. Of course, when printing CAD files, options such as window, centered, and fill entire page are the most basic ones.
Reply #42009-02-26
The correct answer: These are the issues to keep in mind when generating the output
Reply #52009-02-26
Note also: 1. If the line width is set using a color, this color must be set as the object’s line width during printing. 2. When printing, do not select standard paper sizes, as this will result in too narrow paper outside the drawing borders, making it impossible to add borders around them. The following are the drawing paper sizes: A0 1200X870, A1 870X620, A2 620X440, A3 440X310
Reply #62009-02-27
It’s a problem with the line width; for one device, the value was copied from other drawings, and it turned out to be zero, while the line widths of the other devices are all normal. It’s strange
Reply #72009-03-05
The key lies in the aspect ratios and line widths, as well as the type of drawings produced; the requirements for manufacturing processes and equipment differ from one another.~~~

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