Orientation

PARAMETER	ORNT
Purpose	This parameter defines whether the output will be in landscape or portrait orientation.
Values	-1: Calculate best fit
	0: Landscape
	1: Portrait
Example	-ORNT 1
JSON	{“Orientation” : “Portrait”}
Alias	-R n
	-LANDSCAPE: -R 0
	-PORTRAIT: -R 1
Use	With all graphic formats

PARAMETER	LANDSCAPE
Purpose	This parameter forces the output to be in landscape (horizontal) orientation.
Example	-landscape
JSON	{“Landscape” : “”}
Use	With all graphic formats

PARAMETER	PORTRAIT
Purpose	This parameter forces the output to be in portrait (vertical) orientation.
Example	-portrait
JSON	{“Portrait” : “”}
Use	With all graphic formats

PARAMETER	ROT
Purpose	This parameter defines the rotation to be applied to PDF and HPGL drawings
Example	-ROT=90
JSON	{“Rotation” : 90}
Alias	-RO
Use	With PDF and HPGL output formats

PARAMETER	SAVEDWG
Purpose	This parameter forces the converter to save the intermediate file created after the source file has been read. So, for instance, it would be a DWG version of a DGN file. The output dwg file name will be the normal output file name with the suffix “.dwg” appended. So, “test.dwg” converted to PDF would result in an intermediate file being created as “test.pdf.dwg”.
Example	-SAVEDWG
JSON	{“SaveDwg” : true}
Alias	None
Use	With all graphic formats

PARAMETER	UN
Purpose	These parameters control the units defined in DWF drawings
Values	IN: Inches
	F: Feet
	Y: Yards
	MI: Miles (also MILE)
	MM: Millimeters
	CM: Centimeters
	M: Meters (also MT, METER and METRE)
Note	If only A or US is used, then Drawing Size Mode is ignored
Example	-UN=IN
JSON	{“Units” : “Mile”}
Alias	-INCH:
-INCHES	-UN=IN
-FOOT	-UN=F
-FEET	-UN=F
-YARD	-UN=Y
-YARDS	-UN=Y
-MILE	-UN=MI
-MILES	-UN=MI
-MM	-UN=MM
-METER	-UN=M
-METRE	-UN=M
-METERS	-UN=M
-METRES	-UN=M
Use	With all graphic formats

Last updated on 27 Jan 2022
Published on 15 May 2020