CAD change line width
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Ask the experts for advice: I used PE to change the width of the lines in the CAD drawing, but when printing, it is still the original default width. What's going on? How to change line width easily and quickly?
The composite line width is related to the drawing scale, so it is best not to use this method. It is recommended to use color to control line width, or directly set the line width attribute. There have been many posts discussing this issue before, so I suggest you look for more.
It’s not about lz’s drawing industry. I think it’s a problem with the print settings or the proportion of the drawing. Waiting for more information.
We usually set the line width according to the color when printing. This method is also ok.
Today is the first time I have drawn a picture. In one of the drawings, the line of a device is very shallow. The line width is actually zero. I don’t know why, but other devices are normal. Learning of this system* Check out CAD.
First of all, what is the line width required for your drawing? Secondly, what is the scale of your drawing? Give an example: The line width of the drawing is 0.7mm, the proportion of the drawing is 1:50, and the drawing is 1:1. The PLINE line width should be 35mm in drawing. If the proportion of the drawing is 1:30, take the PLINE line width of 21mm. When drawing in CAD, for the convenience of general drawings, draw according to 1:1, but you must consider clearly what the proportion of your drawing is, which not only involves the line width but also the size of the text.
I think it is very convenient to change the line width directly in the layer. When drawing, each layer is distinguished by a different color.