Is there a way to print multiple layouts at the same time, but as indivudalfiles indstead of a baked pdf with all the layouts inside?
Like a batch print
And is it possible to name the exported pdf the same as the layout? Makes most sense to me then having to rename twice.
John_Brock
(John Brock)
February 19, 2021, 4:11pm
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Categorized.
Please assign your new messages to the appropriate category so the right people are more likely to see it.
Thanks
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Hi John.
Thanks for the constructive reply. It didn’t do the trick with my last post, which didn’t get any answers, so I figured I just let is pass.
Maybe you have some help regarding my issue as well, instead of just helping it with forum-policy?
Thanks
stevebaer
(Steve Baer)
February 19, 2021, 4:46pm
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There isn’t anything in Rhino’s user interface yet that enables this, but people have been successful at printing individual pages to separate PDFs using python scripts.
When Rhino prints layouts to PDF, all layouts are printed in a single PDF.
i want to print layouts to PDF’s separately, one layout to one PDF in a defined folder. The PDF’s use layout names.
it should be automatic, because i have 100 Layouts, and i change mein model very often.
i mean, if i chang my model, i must overwrite the 100 pdfs one time.
someone had idea? it will be very very helpful.
John_Brock
(John Brock)
February 19, 2021, 5:31pm
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@filip.heim
When I have time, I do reply.
Today I’m on the phones so it was a quick clean-up pass before we opened to make sure messages are more likely to be seen.
phcreates
(peter harris)
February 19, 2021, 5:55pm
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If you aren’t attached to PDF as your output, you can do this by picking Image File.