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How to set line width to 2 cm in CAD

2009-02-14View Original

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How to set line width to 2 cm or wider in CAD?
Reply #22009-02-14
Use polylines. Polylines can use a line width of 20mm.
Reply #32009-02-15
Polyline is also called polyline keyboard input pl. After specifying the first point, set W
Reply #42009-02-15
There are several methods most commonly used: First, set the line width when drawing a line, enter "PL", and set the line width. ; The second is to modify the width of the line in the properties.: The specific method is as follows: First click the line you want to modify, then click Modify in the top toolbar, and then click Properties to bring up a dialog box. You can modify the line width in the dialog box, but it may be difficult to reach 20. 3. First draw a line with the width you need, and then modify the midpoint properties to match. First click on the newly drawn line, and then use a small brush to brush the line to be changed. You try it first.
Reply #52009-02-15
I still think polyline is more convenient.
Reply #62009-02-16
You can set any line width directly using polyline
Reply #72010-08-01
Just enter pl directly and set the line width.
Reply #82010-08-01
Reply 8# zhu* aofeng326 For circles, there is no other way except using color to define the line width when printing. Circles cannot be converted into polylines. But you can make something similar to a circle: 1. An arc can be converted into a polyline. You can (1) interrupt the circle, remove a very small section, and convert it into a polyline to define the line width. (2) Make two semicircular arc polylines and merge them using the pe command. 2. Draw directly using the circle command: do (donut), define the inner and outer diameters, and half of the difference is the line width. This command actually draws two connected semicircular arc polylines. The above two methods can achieve an approximate circle effect, but there is no real polyline circle.

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