Printing a drawing

When printing a drawing using CTB plotting style, how do you get some line to be light, like they are in the background and others lines to stand out, like there are in the foreground?

 

Again, your using "COLOR" as the dependent object to plot.
So, your COLORS control your plot display. If you want to
keep using CTB's, take your color pallet, and begin to manage
in a way that specific colors/ranges represent design/product
development. This way, you'll be more free to mix black line
intensity (grayscale), with color as well.

From your CTB choice, select edit, "start" with "Lineweights" that
you'll need to apply to your desired "Color" output you now have.
Work on expanding some additional for down the road.
If you don't like the range of choices, first go to Edit Lineweights,
then expand on the range. You'll find if you swap plotter types, you
may have to sweek across the board to have consistancy. Even
cartridge changes may darken up alittle.

Yet, once you get this base, you can use Screening options,
Grayscale options, etc as you can see in the CTB editor.

Alot of people like STB's better, being Named plot style that
is more resourcefull to some users.

The following may help> "Plot Style Table Editor "
Modifies the plot styles in a plot style table. If the plot style table is
attached to a layout or the Model tab, and you change a plot style, any
objects that use that plot style are affected. If the plot style table is
"color-dependent", the file extension is CTB. If the plot style table is
named, the file extension is STB. For information about plot style tables,
see Use Plot Styles to Control Plotted Objects in the User's Guide.

line to be light, like they are in the background and others lines to stand
out, like there are in the foreground?