Points rendering very thick with dwg2bmp

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garciadelcastillo
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Points rendering very thick with dwg2bmp

Post by garciadelcastillo » Wed Jun 05, 2019 2:21 am

Hi there!

Posting here because I just noticed that dwg2bmp is rendering points on the drawing as very thick circles:
test_file_points_clean.png
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Notice the two black circles where it says "RECIBIDOR" and all the black spot on the tree block.

I believe all the points in the file have min line weights set by a previous script, not sure if this is a problem with the point properties in the file, or something that dwg2bmp is skipping...

Posting the original dwg file as attachment.

Converting the file like this:

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dwg2bmp.bat -background=white -width=1024 -height=1024 -force -antialiasing -monochrome -color-correction -zoom-all -no-weight-margin -o .\test_file_points_clean.png .\test_file_points_clean.dwg
Thanks a lot!
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Re: Points rendering very thick with dwg2bmp

Post by andrew » Wed Jun 05, 2019 9:38 am

Thanks for your report. Bug report at:
https://qcad.org/bugtracker/index.php?d ... sk_id=1894

The problem is related to PDSIZE being set to 0 which means "5% of drawing area height".

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Re: Points rendering very thick with dwg2bmp

Post by garciadelcastillo » Wed Jun 05, 2019 1:54 pm

Wonderful, thank you Andrew!

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