Non-orthogonal View Line Quality in SW2003
Non-orthogonal View Line Quality in SW2003
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Hello all,
Is there a way to improve the quality of the lines in a drawing view that is not an orthogonal view? I have a drawing of a curvy, somewhat organic-shaped plastic part that has many views of the same part. Most of the views look great. Two views, however, one parallel to the direction of pull and one that is a section of that view are completely aliased on all the curves. Even straight lines look blocky. The effect looks somewhat like I have enlarged a small bitmap image. Turning on anti-aliasing helps only slightly.
Certainly there is a setting somewhere that I've missed. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
ne1r
Is there a way to improve the quality of the lines in a drawing view that is not an orthogonal view? I have a drawing of a curvy, somewhat organic-shaped plastic part that has many views of the same part. Most of the views look great. Two views, however, one parallel to the direction of pull and one that is a section of that view are completely aliased on all the curves. Even straight lines look blocky. The effect looks somewhat like I have enlarged a small bitmap image. Turning on anti-aliasing helps only slightly.
Certainly there is a setting somewhere that I've missed. Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
ne1r






RE: Non-orthogonal View Line Quality in SW2003
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Scott Baugh, CSWP
3DVision Technologies
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RE: Non-orthogonal View Line Quality in SW2003
The good news is that there is a solution to this problem. View...Display...Use Fast HLR/HLV was turned on. I believed that it would only affect the display on the screen and not the printout. D'oh! Thanks again.
ne1r
RE: Non-orthogonal View Line Quality in SW2003
RE: Non-orthogonal View Line Quality in SW2003
I was using SW 2003, maybe in a future version they will or already have changed it so the Fast HLR/HLV settings only affect the screen and not the printouts. After all, what is the point of being able to rotate the view quickly on a printout??
ne1r