-PLOT — Plot (command line)
Plots the drawing to PDF, PNG or SVG asking at the command line.
- Command:
-PLOT· Global name:_-PLOT· Alias:-PRINT
Command-line version of PLOT, with the same questions and in the same order as AutoCAD. It is the one scripts use.
Usage
- Enter -PLOT.
Detailed plot configuration? [Yes/No] <No>:
- With No, it asks for the layout, a saved page setup, the output device if the layout has none, the file name, whether to save the changes to the page setup and whether to proceed.
- With Yes, it asks in addition for the paper, its units, the orientation, the area (with Window, the two corners; with View, the name of a view of the drawing), the scale, the offset, the plot style table, the lineweights and, in a layout, the paper space options.
Enter paper size or [?] <…>: Enter plot scale (Plot …=Drawing Units) or [Fit] <…>: Enter file name <…>:
Notes
- The file extension (
.pdf,.pngor.svg) decides the format. - Only the active layout is plotted: change to its tab first.
- The shade plot settings other than as displayed and hidden are not available.
- If the plot stamp is on (PLOTSTAMP), it appears on the sheet.
- Plotting is synchronous: there is no background plotting.