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Is there any type of “tolerance” setting when exporting Drawing Views to external DGN files or for plotting?

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Is there any type of “tolerance” setting when exporting Drawing Views to external DGN files or for plotting?

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Yes, there is a tolerance setting that affects the output of vector graphics to external DGN files as well as for plotting. If this value is set too high, some elevations and sections may not produce all the graphics seen on the screen when saved out as vector graphics or plotted. You can access this setting during the Save As process by clicking on the magnifying glass icon noted in Step # 6 from the item above. In the “Visible Edge Settings” dialog box, set the Tolerance field to 0:1 (one inch) or its metric equivalent as a starting point. If that still does not provide the expected results, you may have to adjust this field again and give it a larger value. This tolerance setting works based on the range/extents of the elements being processed. The larger the range, the tighter this tolerance needs to be. For example, if you are saving a plan view of a door and the extents of the view are clipped tight around that door, a low tolerance value will suffice and the door arc will appear

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