genericname
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Well I'm at the end of my rope on this one. Wasted just over 1000 square feet of stock on testing and re-testing, only to find out that my issues were entirely within the RIP. Well, not entirely. I may be crazy.
I have a 237.2" wide x 43.1" tall banner to print, separated into 4 equal tiles of 59.3" wide. When I send to Production House from Preflight, everything looks fine. Even after ripping, Production House shows all measurements exactly as I entered them, as seen in the "on hold" job highlighted in Blue in the attached image. When I remove the "hold" status, or send the file directly to print, the height magically shrinks, ruining the whole bloody thing, as highlighted by the red oval.
I have scale adjustment set up for this media in its profile, but that takes place in the background, does it not, and should not actually change the displayed dimensions? Also, in the past, it's actually helped me get the proper height, not shrink it all to hell.
I know the .173" difference seems insignificant, but most of our output needs to be extremely precise when it comes to tiling and overlap (no overlap on this job in particular), and it's enough to demand a reprint.
Onyx 7.3.2
Mimaki JV3-250SP
I have a 237.2" wide x 43.1" tall banner to print, separated into 4 equal tiles of 59.3" wide. When I send to Production House from Preflight, everything looks fine. Even after ripping, Production House shows all measurements exactly as I entered them, as seen in the "on hold" job highlighted in Blue in the attached image. When I remove the "hold" status, or send the file directly to print, the height magically shrinks, ruining the whole bloody thing, as highlighted by the red oval.
I have scale adjustment set up for this media in its profile, but that takes place in the background, does it not, and should not actually change the displayed dimensions? Also, in the past, it's actually helped me get the proper height, not shrink it all to hell.
I know the .173" difference seems insignificant, but most of our output needs to be extremely precise when it comes to tiling and overlap (no overlap on this job in particular), and it's enough to demand a reprint.
Onyx 7.3.2
Mimaki JV3-250SP