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In lugnet.cad.dev, Travis Cobbs wrote:
> In lugnet.cad.dev, Kevin L. Clague wrote:
> > Hi Jim,
> > I use the one Don Heyse told us about here:
> >
> > http://news.lugnet.com/cad/dev/?n=10755
> >
> > Also, check with Travis about an LPub compatible version of LDGLite.
>
> Jim, the latest LDView I sent you should probably work. Note that you have to
> select the actual LDView executable inside the app wrapper when prompted for
> LDView by LPub.
>
> > Travis, are there command line options for controlling edge lines and their
> > widths? What is the default DPI for images produced by LDView?
>
> -EdgeThickness=<value> will set the edge line thickness, in pixels. Officially,
> values of 1-5 are supported, but values up to probably at least 10 would
> probably work (although it's dependent on the graphics card).
>
> LDView doesn't have a DPI, so you can pick something like 72, 96, or 100 based
> on the fact that it usually outputs to the screen, and those are common values
> for "screen DPI". An upcoming LDView release will assume a screen DPI of 100
> when printing, and adjust edge line thickness accordingly. (In other words, if
> it's set to 1 in the UI, and you print at 300DPI, it will be set to 3 in the
> printout.) However, when you use -EdgeThickness=2 on a command line, you're
> telling LDView to make edge lines 2 pixels wide. If you want them to be one
> point wide (1/72nd inch), set them to (actual DPI) / 72. Note that
> -EdgeThickness expects an integer.
>
> --Travis
I added -EdgeThickness=1 to the LDView args, and didn't see any behavior change.
Any ideas?
Kevin
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