In CAD, issues with the display of center lines
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I want to draw a center line, but the spacing in the middle of it is too small; it looks like a continuous line. What should I do? For example, I drew a center line that is 15,000 mm long; after using scaling to display it entirely in the center of the screen, the center line appeared as a straight line.
It’s simple: you can first select this line, then choose the Properties tool, and change the linear scale in the pop-up panel to get it done. If you want to change the linear scale for all the lines in this layer, don’t select a single line; instead, first make that layer the active layer, then use the Properties tool to modify the linear scale in the same way.
Adjust the global line style scale, or adjust its own line style scale in the properties panel of this line.
This post was last edited by zhouzurui on 2010-4-29 08:35. In standby mode, enter lts, press space or Enter to confirm, then enter an appropriate scale factor (such as 100), press space or Enter to confirm; give it a try.
It’s very simple – just modify the linear scale in the properties
I think it’s better to set the drawing size first; the linear scale can remain unchanged
First, set z and a; if it’s a solid line, adjust the linear scale.
Enter Ltscale in the command input field, press Enter, then enter the desired scale factor; the value in parentheses represents the current scale factor. Adjust it up or down as needed to meet the requirements.