AutoCAD - how to display linetype scale ( LTS ) similar in model and paper space
To display linetypes similarly in model and paper space in AutoCAD, you can set the following variables to 1:
LTSCALE: Global scale factor for the drawing CELTSCALE: Current object scale factor PSLTSCALE: Paper space scale linetype factor MSLTSCALE: Model space linetype factor
AutoCAD - how to display linetype scale ( LTS ) similar in model and paper space
To display linetypes similarly in model and paper space in AutoCAD, you can set the following variables to 1:
LTSCALE: Global scale factor for the drawing CELTSCALE: Current object scale factor PSLTSCALE: Paper space scale linetype factor MSLTSCALE: Model space linetype factor
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