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On the project i am currently detailing for i have an issue with printing. I have done some sections and drafted over the top of them to tidy them up. When detailing at the foundation i have used a concrete region for the foundation and the repeating block detail for the substructure walling. To get the wall to show correctly slightly higher up the wall i move to repeating blockwork down and move the concrete region to the front to hide the part of block that is not needed. I have done this time and time again. It is only until i print that the blockwork shows through the concrete region so is wrong. It only hapens at a few of them and not at others. I have also noticed it happening at other parts. What is the problem. It doesnt happen all the time, so its not transparent etc. Ive checked everything and redrawn a couple of times. Help!! big meeting on friday and i need these done!! thanks in advance for any help
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I don't know if this help but did you put those details in "Bring to Front"???
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nope. Everything is as where is should be. I also noticed in a detail when i used a 'break line' to mask other details off, it did the same, only seems to do it now and again. really annoying when printing large sets of drawings for issue. see image.
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Are you render in "Vector or Raster"?
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nope. Everything is as where is should be. I also noticed in a detail when i used a 'break line' to mask other details off, it did the same, only seems to do it now and again. really annoying when printing large sets of drawings for issue. see image.
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i'm using vector. Going to try and see if raster will work
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i'm using vector. Going to try and see if raster will work
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