Hello
I'd like to know if there was a way to improve the image quality of an executable eDrawing 2010 file.
My file has "stairs" all over the edges...
Can it be made through PhotoView 360?
Thank you and have a good day.
Hello
Stairs???? the piece has a great length?
Can be in the Tools menu, eDrawings viewer options, in the performance section.
But weird that the edges are not "clean".
No, you cannot pass an eDrawings in PhotoView 360.
Yves
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Hello
Wouldn't it just come from the machine that "executes" this plan?
Because a plane is still a plane and the anti-aliasing is not adjustable in SW.
Is the machine powerful enough?
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Indeed, it must come from the machine.
Is the graphics card efficient?
Try looking in Tools / Options for the display quality settings.
Edrawing performs a performance test when it is first opened to adjust the quality settings.
Kind regards.
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i7 12 cores @ 3.20 Ghz
16GB RAM
nVidia Quatro 4000
SSD
Windows 7 - 64-bit
40" Samsung HD display
I don't think it comes from my PC.
In addition, I have updated my nVidia drivers.
I don't think there's anything else to do...
Anyone have a solution to retrieve sources under eDrawing?
Thank you!
Compared to capture: http://www.lynkoa.com/sites/default/files/questions/answer/30/07/2013/capture_1.jpg
I can NOT choose graphics hardware acceleration
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Indeed it doesn't come from your configuration...
Can you send us a view of your problem.
Kind regards.
I can, but then very locally.
I do this in the afternoon.
In the end, I can't communicate any information.
I think eDrawing is not configured to output black images...
Hello
Instead of taking out an image, you can try to print your map via pdf creator and save it as an image.
Going through printing should improve the quality.
Kind regards
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Hello Batch123!
What is your goal? Communicate an Edrawing file or generate images?
Because if this is the case, why go through Edrawing.
Have a nice day.
Hello
I'll try to go through PDFCreator.
I would like to have a good quality image from an executable ED file.
I don't have the sources of the file...
Thank you
Indeed, if your goal is to create an image from an Edrawing file, the best solution is printing.
I just tried, using adode pdf. By printing it in high quality in pdf. Then by saving it as a jpeg. The resulting image is much sharper because its resolution is better.
I had already noticed this "problem". In addition, the fact of going through printing avoids the inscription of Edrawing: "This file is obsolete... "
Kind regards.
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