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The color of the colored lines is very light when the image is generated

2009-04-02View Original

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When I print the diagram, the colored lines come out very faint and blurry. Could someone with expertise advise me on how to fix this? It seems to be a problem with the printing settings
Reply #22009-04-02
It’s a problem with the printing settings; select all colors first, then black… I’ve taken multiple screenshots; I’ll look for it again. I don’t want to take more screenshots anymore; it’s troublesome.
Reply #32009-04-02
Check the settings for 12L in this post: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=323997&highlight=%B4%F2%D3%A1%2B%D1%D5%C9%AB
Reply #42009-04-02
No ink left; the resolution is set too low
Reply #52009-04-02
First, select monochrome printing for the print style; if that doesn’t work, check whether the line width is set to its default value.
Reply #62009-04-02
First, select monochrome printing for the print style; if that doesn’t work, check whether the line width is set to its default value.
Reply #72009-04-02
Just change the print style to monochrome and it’ll be fine
Reply #82009-04-03
When using CAD to print on sulfuric acid paper, it is displayed in grayscale; thus, brighter colors appear lighter when printed, which is suitable for thicker lines; Dark colors produce a darker print, suitable for finer lines ; The image printed in this way has distinct black, white, and gray tones, with clear lines. Yellow and cyan are relatively bright colors in AUTOCAD; they appear the lightest when printed. Therefore, if these two colors are to be used, it’s best to apply thick lines. If you want the line color to be darker when printing, it’s best to choose a dark color.
Reply #92009-04-03
Thank you! The problem has been solved, just as you said! I found out not long after posting the thread; thanks again!
Reply #102009-04-03
It’s a problem with the printing settings; when the print style sheet is set to monochrome.ctb in the printing settings, the resulting image is entirely in black and white.
Reply #112009-04-03
If a black-and-white version is produced, change everything to black and white; If a color image is not printed, it’s likely a problem with the printer
Reply #122009-04-22
I resolved it by changing the style of the printing pen, which is Tarch7
Reply #132009-04-22
That’s the reason. Give it a try.

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