Article - CS25880
How to control line style of Drawings when exporting to PDF format in Creo Parametric
Modified: 24-Jan-2025
Applies To
- Creo Parametric 1.0 to 11.0
- Pro/ENGINEER and Creo Elements/Pro Wildfire 2.0 to Wildfire 5.0
- Windchill PDMLink 10.0 to 12.1
Description
- Model edge lines in drawing views are thicker when the drawing is exported to PDF
- How to control line style/line thickness of drawings when saving drawing file to PDF or plotting drawing
- How to assign the same thickness for the solid line and the balloons
- How to make all part edges of a sheetmetal part in a drawing of that part have the same line thicknesses when publishing
- Some characters and lines thickness are changed when saving a copy drawing file to PDF file
- How to use table.pnt file for export of drawing file to PDF file
- How to make config.pro option pdf_use_pentable work
- Is it possible to assign a pen number to entity in drawing to control line thickness with a pen table when explotting PDF
- How to change the dimension and leader line thickness when exporting to PDF
- Is there a way to ignore the line width and export all lines with the different line width to the same line width to the PDF?
- How to reconfigure pentable file
- Engraving outline is displayed improperly (thick line)
- Creo view drawing text is blocky and too thick inside Drawing template format
- The Pen table doesn't take the thickness of a pen in unit mm
- The output PDF lines of the drawings imported from DWG are very thin, and the line type cannot be changed
- Export PDF drawings have outline around the main component
- Can drw export PDF in color?
- Patterned lines printed with a pen table file are wider than solid lines
- When trying to export a PDF of a drawing the line weights are too thick
- How to control the line thickness of double dotted line when export drawing file to PDF file
- The phantom line color is a of darker flavor when creating a PDF file from Creo Parametric using a Creo View object adapter
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