Hi Yogesh -
This is because Fprint writes postscript line weights 1,2,3 for the
Ferret thicknesses. But even line weight 3 is only slightly thicker in
postscript. There is no direct equivalence between a thick line on the
screen and what appears in postscript.
This has been discussed here before. Try searching the archives for
"lw" or "line weight". It is fairly easy to edit the line weights in
the postscript output of ferret to make any thickness you want. It can
often be done automatically in a script.
Billy K
On Aug 15, 2005, at 1:49 AM, Yogesh K. Tiwari wrote:
Hello Ferret Users,
I ploted a line curve by command :-
!++++++++
set mode metafile
plot/vs/nolab/line/color=red/thick=3 V1,V2
cancel mode metafile
spawn Fprint -l cps -p portrait -R -o out.ps metafile.plt
!+++++++++
The out.ps file dosen't shows the thick line, its normal thin red
line. I tried with line=14 command then also .ps file shows thin line.
And when I converted .ps file to .eps by the linux command -
!+++++
Fprint -o out.ps -p portrait -R metafile.plt
awk '{print ($1=="%\!PS-Adobe-1.0" ? "%\!PS-Adobe-2.0 EPSF-1.2" :
$0)}' <out.ps >out.eps
!++++
then the red line converts in the dash line.
Kindly help, how to make or ovelay thick color curve and save as .ps
as it is.
Thanks,
Regards,
Yogesh
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