What could be the reason why the printed yellow line is so light?
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The dimension lines (yellow) and center lines (red) that are printed now are very light in color; they need to be changed to black. It seemed like no change was necessary before. What is the problem here?
1# Challenger: When printing, select “nomochrome.ctb” in “Print Style (Pen Assignment”), and there will be no issues with any color.
A pen with printing set to nomochrome will do
“In \"Print Style (Pen Assignment)\", select \"nomochrome.ctb\" and there will be no issues with any color. nomochrome.ctb means that single-color printing defaults to black
The print style setting should be “monochrome.ctb”, not “nomochrome.ctb”. Although the solutions provided by everyone work, they make it difficult for others to find the “nomochrome.ctb” style
With a color printer, colors can be distinguished; however, with a black-and-white printer, it is necessary to use a print style such as monochrome.ctb, which results in black lines being printed. With other print styles, the printer automatically distinguishes colors, but only shades can be used to represent them
In the settings, change the print color for all colors to black.
monochrome=monochrome; the poster may have accidentally chosen to print in grayscale, which is why the result is a very light yellow color.
When setting up printing, change all pen numbers other than white to number 7!