Sorry, no, CC3+ doesn't support transparency on exports. This is no exception.

Since you can't get sheet status (hidden or not) from a macro, you can't easily export just visible sheets this way, this takes all of them. I guess you could ask the user for each sheet, but that would be annoying and I've found that throwing up dialogs between exports seems to sometimes be crash prone. Best solution would probably be to make a copy of the drawing, then delete all the irrelevant sheets from the copy and just let the macro do them all.

Sure, after placing the first point, type in the second point on the command line as <45,30 where the first part after the comma is the bearing, the second is the distance.

Keep in mind that the bearing is based on CC3+'s coordinate system (your standard mathematical coordinate system) and not compass directions, so 0 is right (east), 90 is up (north), 180 is left (west) and 270 is down (south).

You'll find more about coordinates here.

In that case, I suggest you contact technical support, they'll hopefully sort you out.

You find the support from by logging into your registered user pages and going to the support tab.

Me neither.

I think it is time you send in a tech support request so Ralf can look a bit closer at this, seems to be a weird problem here. You can reference to this thread in the request.

Try this macro, it is an improved version that handles some problems that sometimes occur when you try to export a map without a proper MAP BORDER (And unfortunately, when you hide all the sheets, you also hide the map border, even if the map has one).

Note that the following macro still have some considerations:

• It expects the map to have a MAP BORDER layer and a map border on it. It uses this information to figure the size of the map and uses that size for all the sheets. This avoids the potential crash, and also ensures that all sheets are exported at the same size even if they are not filled with content
• Sheets in CC3+ can have characters that are not valid in windows file names, such as a slash. Such sheets WILL cause an error message, and can cause the entire process to crash. Make sure to avoid special characters in sheet names when using this macro. Note that sheets with such names may be in the drawing by default, such as "WATERS/RIVERS" or similar, sheet names in official templates were never created with file names in mind.
• Change the export settings in Tools -> Options -> BMP, JPEG, PNG before running the macro. Make sure to TURN OFF the launch image viewer option.

MACRO TTT
GFNSP FName *.PNG
IFERR end
GETLAYERL P0 MAP BORDER
GETLAYERH P1 MAP BORDER
SAUTOHIDEON
SSET;
:loop
SNEXT
IFERR end
SGETNAME SName
GL DName FName
APND DName _SHEET_
APND DName SName
APND DName .PNG
WBSM DName;P0;P1
IFP 1 loop
:end
SSHOWA
ENDM