Not Printing

JontyG
JontyG
in 2D Drafting
Upgraded from V21 to V23
Drawings from earlier version will only print in part.
HRELP!!

Comments

  • Owen Wengerd
    Owen Wengerd
    edited March 2023
    Is there any improvement if you temporarily change MTFLAGS=0? In any case, please submit a support request with files to reproduce the problem, that way a support analyst can investigate and make sure it gets fixed.
  • JontyG
    JontyG
    No change when altering MTFLAGS to 0
    Screen shots attached


  • JontyG
    JontyG
    Owen Wengerd said:

    Is there any improvement if you temporarily change MTFLAGS=0? In any case, please submit a support request with files to reproduce the problem, that way a support analyst can investigate and make sure it gets fixed.

    When I switched t 3D mode, noticed that some lines appeared to be on a higher paln.
  • Tom Foster
    Tom Foster
    So FLATTEN - but hide hatches first or they'll be shattered
  • JontyG
    JontyG
    No improvement I'm afraid, but thanks.
    Looked at properties of lines that have disappeared, and z=0
  • Tom Foster
    Tom Foster
    edited March 2023
    So what did
    JontyG said:

    some lines appeared to be on a higher paln.

    mean? Not 'higher plane'?

  • JontyG
    JontyG
    Yes, it is a pain
  • Patrik Sparrman
    Patrik Sparrman
    I have had this problem a few times.
    Don't spend your time on it. Just open a clean drawing and copy past everything into it.
    Has worked for us.
    Cheers
    Patrik
  • JontyG
    JontyG
    Ok copy and paste didn't work - (Ctrl C ,Ctrl V)

    THEN found "COPYCLIP" & "PASTECLIP"

    Thanks
  • Anthony Apostolaros
    Anthony Apostolaros
    edited April 2023
    JontyG said:

    Ok copy and paste didn't work - (Ctrl C ,Ctrl V)
    THEN found "COPYCLIP" & "PASTECLIP"

    Ctrl-C = CopyBase. It's the same as CopyClip except that you have to pick a base point, which then becomes the insertion point during the Paste operation. But if you forget to pick a base point, the CopyBase operation fails.

    The base point makes it easy to paste the copied entities to exactly the same location in the target file or layout. You don't even have to specify the insertion point to do that. You can just press Enter when prompted for the insertion point.

    You can change Ctrl-C to CopyClip if you want, in the Keyboard tab of the Customize dialog box. You'd have to delete the Ctrl-C shortcut and insert a new Ctrl-C shortcut assigned to Edit>Copy.

    Ctrl-V = PasteClip works with either one. If the clipboard items were copied with a base point, it prompts for an insertion point. But if the CopyBase failed, then PasteClip pastes nothing, or else it pastes whatever was put on the clipboard previously.