Flächen transparent plotten

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Hallo Herr Stark,

Hierzu Auszüge aus der MicroStation Hilfe:

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Drucken von gerasterten, gerenderten und transparenten Ansichten
Aktivieren Sie das Kontrollkästchen "Gerastert", um festzulegen, dass die Ansicht als einzelnes Rasterbild auf dem Plotter ausgegeben werden soll. Sie können auch teilweise Transparenz drucken, wenn Sie einen Druckertreiber verwenden, der im gerasterten Modus drucken kann. Aktivieren Sie dazu das Kontrollkästchen "Gerastert" im Dialogfeld "Drucken". Darüber hinaus müssen die Anzeigeeinstellungen Ihres Systems auf 24-Bit-Farbe (True Color) oder höher eingestellt sein.
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Hinweis:
Sie können auch teilweise Transparenz drucken, wenn Sie einen Druckertreiber verwenden, der im gerasterten Modus drucken kann. Aktivieren Sie dazu das Kontrollkästchen "Gerastert" im Dialogfeld Drucken. Gerastertes Drucken erzeugt normalerweise größere Plotdateien als das nicht gerasterte Drucken. Außerdem kann die Verarbeitungszeit länger sein.
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Zusätzlich habe ich folgenden englischsprachigen Forum-Beitrag gefunden:
https://communities.bentley.com/products/microstation/microstation_printing/f/printing-and-plotting-forum/85138/transperancy-printing/240171#240171
Bitte überprüfen Sie im Druckdialogfeld -> Einstellungen -> Druckattribute -> Transparenz (EIN/AUS).

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Yvonne Lohse

Hallo Frau Lohse, danke für die schnelle Antwort.

Wir verwenden für unser Plotter eine Plott-Datei die für uns konfiguriert wurden.

Ich habe hier leider nichts gefunden wo ich transparent einstellen kann.

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; HP-GL/2 Plotter configuration file - For HP 650c Color Plotter
;
;
;       $Logfile:   I:/MGDS50/PLOT/PLTCFG/HP650C.PLV  $
;       $Workfile:   HP650C.PLT  $
;       $Revision:   6.8  $
;   If you change this file, please do not disturb the above source control
;   information. It will prove useful in the event that a future release
;   changes this file.

; MicroStation starts counting pens at 1, so even though the HP 650c has
; pens 0 through 255, pen 0 is not used by MicroStation.
num_pens   = 255                ; Defines pens used - max value is 255
change_pen = both        ; options are color, weight, level or both
model      = HPGL2        ; plotter model
autocenter             ; Automatically center plot on page
end_plot   = eject         ; Performs page eject
rotate     = none        ; enable/disable automatic rotation to maximize
                    ; plots: cw = rotate clockwise, ccw = rotate
                    ; counter-clockwise, none = disable
default_extension/auto_incExt = '000'       ; default extension for plotfiles
; border/pen=1/filename/time    ; leave this out for no border

driver     = hpgl2              ; MDL driver to use
; port=3                ;druck nach LPT1

;
; To configure a default output file name comment out the default_extension
; line above and uncomment this line.  "lpt1" may be substituted with any
; desired filename - e.g. "$(MS_PLTFILES)plotfile.000"
;
default_outfile/auto_overwrite="\\entecdc\HP Designjet T2300"
; border/pen=1/filename/time    ; leave this out for no border
; communication=(handshake=0,baud=9600,par=none,data=8,stop=1)


; The SIZE records defines the plotting area of page.  The .27 offset
; given is to allow room for the border record.
; Use the first set when using roll paper and the second set for cut paper.
; Only 5 SIZE records can be defined at one time

; ENGLISH SIZE records
; size=(8.5,11.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=a
; size=(11.0,17.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=b
; size=(17.0,22.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=c
; size=(22.0,34.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=d
; size=(44.0,34.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=e
; resolution(IN)=(0.00098425197,0.00098425197)    ; specifies both res and units

; METRIC resolution and SIZE records
size=(210,297)/num=0/off=(0.6858,0.6858)/name=a4
size=(420,297)/num=0/off=(0.6858,0.6858)/name=a3
size=(420,594)/num=0/off=(0.6858,0.6858)/name=a2
size=(841,594)/num=0/off=(0.6858,0.6858)/name=a1
size=(1189,841)/num=0/off=(0.6858,0.6858)/name=a0
size=(4000,841)/num=0/off=(0.6858,0.6858)/name=a0lang
resolution(MM)=(0.025,0.025)                    ; specifies both res and units


; ENGLISH SIZE records
; size=(6.28,9.5)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=a        ; cut sheet
; size=(9.0,14.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=b        ; cut sheet
; size=(14.0,20.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=c    ; cut sheet
; size=(20.0,31.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=d    ; cut sheet
; size=(42.00,32.0)/num=0/off=(0.27,0.27)/name=e    ; cut sheet

; The pen_width record determines how far the pen moves when drawing
; thick lines (weights) or when used to fill elements.  Values are
; between 0 and 15 with 15 moving the greater distance.
pen_width(1)=3
pen_width(2)=3
pen_width(3)=3
pen_width(4)=3
pen_width(5)=3
pen_width(6)=3
pen_width(7)=3
pen_width(8)=3
pen_width(9)=9
pen_width(10)=10
pen_width(11)=11
pen_width(12)=12
pen_width(13)=13
pen_width(14)=14
pen_width(15)=15
pen_width(16)=16
pen_width(17)=17
pen_width(18)=18
pen_width(19)=19
pen_width(20)=20
pen_width(21)=21
pen_width(22)=22
pen_width(23)=23
pen_width(24)=24
pen_width(25)=25
pen_width(26)=26
pen_width(27)=27
pen_width(28)=28
pen_width(29)=29
pen_width(30)=30
pen_width(31)=31
pen_width(32)=32
pen_width(33)=33
pen_width(34)=34
pen_width(35)=35
pen_width(36)=36
pen_width(37)=37
pen_width(38)=38
pen_width(39)=39
pen_width(40)=40
pen_width(41)=41
pen_width(42)=42
pen_width(43)=43
pen_width(44)=44
pen_width(45)=45
pen_width(46)=46
pen_width(47)=47
pen_width(48)=48
pen_width(49)=49
pen_width(50)=50
pen_width(51)=51
pen_width(52)=52
pen_width(53)=53
pen_width(54)=54
pen_width(55)=55
pen_width(56)=56
pen_width(57)=57
pen_width(58)=58
pen_width(59)=59
pen_width(60)=60
pen_width(61)=61
pen_width(62)=62
pen_width(63)=63
pen_width(64)=64
pen_width(65)=65
pen_width(66)=66
pen_width(67)=67
pen_width(68)=68
pen_width(69)=69
pen_width(70)=70
pen_width(71)=71
pen_width(72)=72
pen_width(73)=73
pen_width(74)=74
pen_width(75)=75
pen_width(76)=76
pen_width(77)=77
pen_width(78)=78
pen_width(79)=79
pen_width(80)=80
pen_width(81)=81
pen_width(82)=82
pen_width(83)=83
pen_width(84)=84
pen_width(85)=85
pen_width(86)=86
pen_width(87)=87
pen_width(88)=88
pen_width(89)=89
pen_width(90)=90
pen_width(91)=91
pen_width(92)=92
pen_width(93)=93
pen_width(94)=94
pen_width(95)=95
pen_width(96)=96
pen_width(97)=97
pen_width(98)=98
pen_width(99)=99
pen_width(100)=100
pen_width(101)=101
pen_width(102)=102
pen_width(103)=103
pen_width(104)=104
pen_width(105)=105
pen_width(106)=106
pen_width(107)=107
pen_width(108)=108
pen_width(109)=109
pen_width(110)=110
pen_width(111)=111
pen_width(112)=112
pen_width(113)=113
pen_width(114)=114
pen_width(115)=115
pen_width(116)=116
pen_width(117)=117
pen_width(118)=118
pen_width(119)=119
pen_width(120)=120
pen_width(121)=121
pen_width(122)=122
pen_width(123)=123
pen_width(124)=124
pen_width(125)=125
pen_width(126)=126
pen_width(127)=127
pen_width(128)=128
pen_width(129)=129
pen_width(130)=130
pen_width(131)=131
pen_width(132)=132
pen_width(133)=133
pen_width(134)=134
pen_width(135)=135
pen_width(136)=136
pen_width(137)=137
pen_width(138)=138
pen_width(139)=139
pen_width(140)=140
pen_width(141)=141
pen_width(142)=142
pen_width(143)=143
pen_width(144)=144
pen_width(145)=145
pen_width(146)=146
pen_width(147)=147
pen_width(148)=148
pen_width(149)=149
pen_width(150)=150
pen_width(151)=151
pen_width(152)=152
pen_width(153)=153
pen_width(154)=154
pen_width(155)=155
pen_width(156)=156
pen_width(157)=157
pen_width(158)=158
pen_width(159)=159
pen_width(160)=160
pen_width(161)=161
pen_width(162)=162
pen_width(163)=163
pen_width(164)=164
pen_width(165)=165
pen_width(166)=166
pen_width(167)=167
pen_width(168)=168
pen_width(169)=169
pen_width(170)=170
pen_width(171)=171
pen_width(172)=172
pen_width(173)=173
pen_width(174)=174
pen_width(175)=175
pen_width(176)=176
pen_width(177)=177
pen_width(178)=178
pen_width(179)=179
pen_width(180)=180
pen_width(181)=181
pen_width(182)=182
pen_width(183)=183
pen_width(184)=184
pen_width(185)=185
pen_width(186)=186
pen_width(187)=187
pen_width(188)=188
pen_width(189)=189
pen_width(190)=190
pen_width(191)=191
pen_width(192)=192
pen_width(193)=193
pen_width(194)=194
pen_width(195)=195
pen_width(196)=196
pen_width(197)=197
pen_width(198)=198
pen_width(199)=199
pen_width(200)=200
pen_width(201)=201
pen_width(202)=202
pen_width(203)=203
pen_width(204)=204
pen_width(205)=205
pen_width(206)=206
pen_width(207)=207
pen_width(208)=208
pen_width(209)=209
pen_width(210)=210
pen_width(211)=211
pen_width(212)=212
pen_width(213)=213
pen_width(214)=214
pen_width(215)=215
pen_width(216)=216
pen_width(217)=217
pen_width(218)=218
pen_width(219)=219
pen_width(220)=220
pen_width(221)=221
pen_width(222)=222
pen_width(223)=223
pen_width(224)=224
pen_width(225)=225
pen_width(226)=226
pen_width(227)=227
pen_width(228)=228
pen_width(229)=229
pen_width(230)=230
pen_width(231)=231
pen_width(232)=232
pen_width(233)=233
pen_width(234)=234
pen_width(235)=235
pen_width(236)=236
pen_width(237)=237
pen_width(238)=238
pen_width(239)=239
pen_width(240)=240
pen_width(241)=241
pen_width(242)=242
pen_width(243)=243
pen_width(244)=244
pen_width(245)=245
pen_width(246)=246
pen_width(247)=247
pen_width(248)=248
pen_width(249)=249
pen_width(250)=250
pen_width(251)=251
pen_width(252)=252
pen_width(253)=253
pen_width(254)=254
pen_width(255)=255

;  The style records defines how the design file line codes (styles)
;  are to be plotted.  Values are in plotter units (resolutions).
;  Values determine pen down/up movements, where (14,42) for a dot
;  pattern leaves the pen down for 14 units and up for 42 units.  The
;  /nohardware switch causes software stroking with these values.

style(1) = (14,42)/nohardware        ; style = dot
style(2) = (70,42)/nohardware        ; style = med dash
style(3) = (168,56)/nohardware         ; style = long dash
style(4) = (112,42,28,42)/nohardware    ; style = dot-dash
style(5) = (56,56)/nohardware        ; style = short dash
style(6) = (84,28,28,28,28,28)/nohardware     ; style = dash-dot-dot
style(7) = (112,28,56,28)/nohardware        ; style = long dash - short dash


; Units for weight stroke are multiples of .025 mm.  Weights may appear
; thicker than normal when plotter is set to "draft" mode.  Set plotter
; on "final" setting to see true weight thickness.

weight_strokes=(7,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,50,55,60,65,70,75,80,85,90,95,100,105,110,115,120,125,130,135,140,145,150,155,160,165)

; Remove this record if no border is desired.
; Refer to the documentation for available border qualifiers.
border /time /filename /text_height=0.35

; Stroke_tolerance determines tolerance for arcs and circles.  Value is
; between 0 and 10 with 10 being the greater tolerance.  Larger values
; also create larger plot files.
stroke_tolerance=4.5

; linecap, linejoin and miter_limit values may differ between plotters.
; Check your plotter manual for their definition.

linecap        = 1            ; 1=butt, 2=square, 3=triangle, 4=round
linejoin    = 2            ; 1=mitered, 2=miter/bevel, 3=triangle,
                ;   4=round, 5=beveled, 6=no join
miter_limit = 1.5        ; larger values mean longer spikes

; Construction/active points are not plotted by default. Uncomment the
; next line if you want points plotted. Points are plotted 0.1 cm dia.
; point_size = .1

; software_raster allows for plotting of type 87/88 raster elements. Value
; for resolution can be as high as your plotter's resolution.  Lower values
; will produce grainier images.  Remove comment to plot raster image.
; software_raster/res=32

; Specify color to plot colored raster images
  software_raster/res=300/background=color

; largest_polygon is used only for element filling.  The value defines
; the point at which software filling takes over in place of hardware
; filling.  The value relates to number of vertices used to draw the                  
; element.  
largest_polygon=2048


; The quality command can be set to a value between 0 and 100.  0 represents
; the lowest quality (Draft), 50 represents middle quality (Final) and 100
; represents best quality (Enhanced).  If no quality value is specified then
; the front panel setting will be used for the plot.
;
; quality=100
 

Hallo Herr Stark,

welche MicroStation-Version genau setzen Sie momentan ein und für welche Version wurde dieser Treiber usprünglich mal für Sie angepasst?
Der "Gerastert"-Schalter müsste im "Drucken"-Dialog direkt angezeigt werden. (Screenshot ist von Version V8i SS10)

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Yvonne Lohse

Hallo Herr Stark,

und den "Transparenz"-Schalter findet man im "Drucken"-Dialog über den Menüpunkt: "Einstellungen" > "Druckattribute".

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Yvonne Lohse