stlcadmgr
2004-09-30, 12:13 AM
Gradient Fills are great and they look realy nice, but when we plot them out
it takes a really long time on our HP 1050c plotter. On our 11x17 color
laserjet 5500 they plot quickly (using PCL6 driver).
The gradient plan is basically a Colorized Site Plan, with different layers
of fill:
gradient green, up to property line.then gradient greys for asphalt paving
on top of that, then buildings in various gradient colors on top of that and
or gradient greens for grass islands or gradient lighter grays for
sidewalks, etc.
We are running Land Desktop 2005 with and without raster design 2005, on
Windows XP-Service Pack 2. The Print Server is Windows 2000 running the
latest driver for the HP device for 2005 (v4.66) pulled fomr the HP website
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Mark
it takes a really long time on our HP 1050c plotter. On our 11x17 color
laserjet 5500 they plot quickly (using PCL6 driver).
The gradient plan is basically a Colorized Site Plan, with different layers
of fill:
gradient green, up to property line.then gradient greys for asphalt paving
on top of that, then buildings in various gradient colors on top of that and
or gradient greens for grass islands or gradient lighter grays for
sidewalks, etc.
We are running Land Desktop 2005 with and without raster design 2005, on
Windows XP-Service Pack 2. The Print Server is Windows 2000 running the
latest driver for the HP device for 2005 (v4.66) pulled fomr the HP website
Any thoughts?
Thanks
Mark