mshields
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I'm generating a oneline for a hospital and client wants to have it color coded. LS will be RED. I'm wondering if there is a color convention for Critical and Equipment equipment?
I see a lot of drawings these days that come to us that use color. If i print them out, it is usually in B/W though. Its sometimes handy while viewing on a screen though.mshields said:Especially for intricate onelines. But as always, it's a matter of costs and I don't see any dramatic changes there do you?
Mike
petersonra said:My personal opinion is the next leap forward is some kind of usable portable viewer fro drawings. Maybe something wearable that looks like sun glasses where the drawing is displayed on the inside of the glasses.
This is a good reason not to depend on color on construction prints. Large format color photocopiers are not common or cheap yet, so the only practical way to get color prints to the field is to plot them on an inkjet plotter.zbang said:In the field? Most generic inkjet inks are water soluble, so the moment the print get wet, the lines become blobs. Not so fun.