Again, I'm discovering the transparency of hatching, it's really cool for a garden plan. I was still at autocad 2008 so I don't know.
On the other hand, when I print my plan, transparency is not effective. I looked a little but didn't find a solution, I wonder if it's not a printer adjustment that needs to be done. If there is a manipulation to be done in draftsight, I am once again listening to your ideas.
Thanks in advance
a transparency is not visible since trasparent NO?
In a pinch, take layers make blocks
See in the tutorials
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos-cao?products[0]=Draftsight
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In fact I am looking to print a plan where some of the plants (blocks) are 50% transparent, I had stupidly imagined that this would be transcribed normally when printed.
I attach a view of what I have on the screen, and I would have liked the same rendering on the sheet, is it possible?
Hello
A priori the print transparency function exists in AutoCAD, but not in DraftSight!
Otherwise, see for the types of export if some manage transparency, but I'm not sure!
See "Save-As", "Export", or maybe even "Publish to Edrawings".
Or use a third-party software that handles this, maybe DWG TrueView, the free viewer offered by AutoCAD.
I confirm that DWG TrueView knows how to trace with transparency.
In fact, it's the same plot dialog as AutoCAD.
Maybe that's the solution to your problem.
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