Happy you got it solved... 👍

Thanks
Did just that and it went away
Yeah Team
Cheers

Thanks Cotty.. hah, I never looked at that!

The cool thing about PostScript (the underlying imaging model for pdf) is that it is "resolution independent" because it stores text and diagrams as Geometry. You can scale it up as much as you like, and it will always be totally crisp.

However, PostScript (and therefore pdf) can also embed regular pixel images that have a fixed resolution.

If you find a pdf that is "fuzzy", in all likelihood, you've simply got a pdf containing an image.

And what that means, is you cannot convert it to a (geometric format) like dxf. 😢

Adam

There is a red Download for each extension in the Extension Warehouse where you can download the extension as RBZ.

Thanks Dave
Best regards
Orchard

It could be my "Shadow threshold" here: http://www.pixero.com

The problem is it doesnt work very well...or at all?

Hi Orch, thanks for staying on this topic--you have succeeded in verifying for me what it is that I was doing (wrong) every once in a while, (like yesterday!) namely, losing track of the active section plane, especially in models containing a lot of them. And Gai-good tip to check their status before updating, mystery solved.
...And btw, I'm probably the last person standing to have finally found the "Hide in other scenes" plugin. (if there's a better one, I'd love to hear about it...)