![]() ![]() Change “ Shade Plot” from “ As Displayed” to “Hidden”Ĭhange the Visual Style to not display the “Isolines”.Then change the “Shade Plot” setting of the viewport by selecting the edge of the viewport from paper space and opening the “ Properties” palette.This trips me up a lot and I confuse them for each other…įor the purposes of this blog post, I will keep it simple and keep the visual style of the Viewport set to “2D Wireframe” (shown below) Note that there is a difference of a “Visual Style” and “Shade Plot” setting. The settings of the visual styles for a viewport can be confusing. There are some helpful AutoCAD variables and an adjustment to your preferred “Visual style(s)” that can help make printing 3D solids look correct in your print.įirst – The issue that we encountered was that intersecting solids didn’t have a clear intersection in the print and curved 3D objects were displaying lines where a “tessellation” of the curves would be. This post isn’t a fix-all solution but it has helped printing/plotting issues that I’ve recently encountered.
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