;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ; ; PostScript monochrome example Plotter Configuration file ; ; Current Revision: ; $RCSfile: pscript.plt,v $ ; $Revision: 7.18.4.9 $ $Date: 2004/04/19 20:42:31 $ ; ;---------------------------------------------------------------------- ;====================================================================== ; ; >>>>> WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING <<<<< ; ; Plotter driver configuration files are now stored in two directories: ; ; $(_USTN_WORKSPACEROOT)/System/plotdrv/ ; $(_USTN_WORKSPACEROOT)/Standards/plotdrv/ ; ; System/plotdrv/ should be reserved for .plt files delivered by ; MicroStation and other Bentley products. Standards/plotdrv/ is ; provided as a place for you to store customized .plt files. To ; simplify plotter selection from the Plot dialog, you may also ; elect to store frequently-used .plt files in Standards/plotdrv/ ; even if you do not customize them. ; ; To minimize the risk of losing your changes during a product ; reinstallation, do not edit the files in the System/plotdrv/ ; directory. Instead, copy the necessary files to Standards/plotdrv/ ; and edit them there. If the .plt file depends on other files, such ; as PostScript prolog (*.pro) files, copy them to the same directory. ; ;====================================================================== num_pens = 1 ; required record, must precede any "pen" records. change_pen = both ; options are color, weight, level or both model = postscript ; plotter model number driver = pscript ; MDL driver to use autocenter ; Automatically center plot on page ; modified by W.Rath no border ; Remove this record if no border is desired. ; Refer to the documentation for available border qualifiers. ; border /filename /time end_plot=eject ; Forces a page eject on printer ; modified by W.Rath default_extensions = 'ps' ;default_extension/auto_incExt = '000'; default extension for plotfiles default_extension= 'ps'; default extension for plotfiles ; ; To configure a default output file name comment out the default_extension ; line above and uncomment this line. "lpt1" may be substituted with any ; desired filename - e.g. "$(MS_PLTFILES)plotfile.000" ; ;default_outFile/auto_overwrite = "lpt1" ; ; Substitute the name of a pentable file to be loaded when this driver is selected ;pentable=\dir\file.tbl ; To include the contents of a file in the Setup section of the ; PostScript output file, un-comment the following line and fill ; in the appropriate filename. ; CmdName /appname="pscript" /parsed="importPsSetup" /unparsed="filename" ; This command sets the title string embedded in the PostScript file. CmdName /appname="pscript" /command="PostScriptTitle" /qualifier="Plot of $(MS_PLTMODELNAME)" ; This command sets the maximum PostScript language level to be used. CmdName /appname="pscript" /command="LanguageLevel" /qualifier="3" ; This command sets the PostScript font encoding vector. Default is StandardEncoding. ; Before uncommenting either line, ensure your associated .pro file contains a ; procedure called reencodefont (introduced in MicroStation 8.5.1.x). ;CmdName /appname="pscript" /command="EncodingVector" /qualifier="StandardEncoding" ;CmdName /appname="pscript" /command="EncodingVector" /qualifier="ISOLatin1Encoding" ; To automatically select the paper tray used by plots, ; uncomment the appropriate Postscript prolog file. ; NOTE: you should also uncomment the appropriate "size=(?,?)" line below ; ; prolog=hptleter.pro ; HP4V Letter paper tray ; prolog=hptlegal.pro ; HP4V Legal paper tray ; prolog=hpttabl1.pro ; HP4V Tabloid1 (11x17) paper tray ; prolog=hpttabl2.pro ; HP4V Tabloid2 (11x17 Oversize) paper tray ; prolog=hpta3.pro ; HP4V A3/A3 paper tray ; prolog=hpta4.pro ; HP4V A4/A4 paper tray communication = (eol1=13,eol2=0) ; communication = (handshake=0,baud=9600,par=none,data=8,stop=1) ; This configuration file contains the necessary records for English ; and metric resolutions. English units are used by default. To use ; the metric setting, comment out all lines in the ENGLISH section and ; uncomment the RESOLUTION and SIZE lines in the METRIC section. The ; SIZE records define the plotting area of the page. ; ENGLISH resolution and SIZE records, adjust as needed ; leave room for border ;size=(7.4,10.0)/off=(.5,.5)/name=letter ;Letter paper tray ;size=(7.5,13.0)/off=(.5,.5)/name=legal ;Legal paper tray ;size=(10.0,16.0)/off=(.5,.5)/name=Tabloid1 ;Tabloid1 (11x17) paper tray ;size=(10.7,16.7)/off=(.15,.15)/name=Tabloid2 ;Tabloid2 (11x17 Oversize) paper tray ;size=(10.7,15.5)/off=(.5,.5)/name=A3 ;A3/A3 paper tray ;size=(7.3,10.7)/off=(.5,.5)/name=A4 ;A4/A4 paper tray ;resolution(IN)=(0.003333333333333333,0.003333333333333333) ;300DPI ; resolution(IN)=(0.001666666666666666,0.001666666666666666) ;600DPI ; modified by W.Rath set metric resolution ; Metric resolution and SIZE records size=(210,297)/off=(0,0)/name=A4 ; dont leave room for border ; resolution(MM)=(0.08466666666666666,0.08466666666666666); 300DPI resolution(MM)=(0.04233333333333333,0.04233333333333333); 600DPI pen(1)=/rgb=( 0, 0, 0) ; black ; 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=10 ; The style records define how the design file line codes (styles) ; are to be plotted. Values are in plotter units (resolutions). ; Values determine pen down/up movements, where (10,28) for a dot ; pattern leaves the pen down for 10 units and up for 28 units. The ; /nohardware switch causes software stroking with these values. ; This example has the /nohardware option commented ; out, so the printer will draw the styles. style(1)=(12, 36) ;/nohardware ;style = dot style(2)=(21, 12) ;/nohardware ;style = med dash style(3)=(50, 17) ;/nohardware ;style = long dash style(4)=(33, 12, 8, 12) ;/nohardware ;style = dot-dash style(5)=(17, 17) ;/nohardware ;style = short dash style(6)=(25, 8, 8, 8, 8, 8) ;/nohardware ;style = dash-dot-dot style(7)=(33, 8, 17, 8) ;/nohardware ;style = long dash - short dash ; The weight line determines the number of strokes to use with each weight. ; The first position defines weight 0, second weight 1, third weight 2 and ; so on up to weight 31. To increase or decrease the number of stokes per ; weight, change the number in that position. weight_strokes=(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32) ; Font maps are supported for this driver. ; Refer to the documentation for the syntax of the font map records. ; for dense filling pen_width(1)=2 ;modified by W.Rath linecap and linejoin round linecap = 1 ; 0=butt, 1=round, 2=square linejoin = 1 ; 0=mitered, 1=round, 2=bevel miter_limit = 1.415 ; larger values mean longer spikes ; 1=none, 1.415=90deg, 2=60deg, 10=11deg etc. ; 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 ; 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=10000 ; The following options control printing of Raster Manager images. ; Refer to the "Printing Using Raster Manager" section of the documentation ; for descriptions of these records. hardware_raster/resolution=300 PIXEL_RESOLUTION = 300 GRAYSCALE = 0 BACKGROUND = 0 CONTRAST = 50 BRIGHTNESS = 50 NO_RASTERREF = 0 ; The following record specifies whether type 87/88 raster elements are printed. ; This record is ignored by Raster Manager. NO_DGNRASTER = 0 ; 0=plot, 1=don't plot (the default is to plot).