Working on a plat that, on one of the sheets, has details. There are some details at 1" = 30', one at 1" = 20', and one at 1" = 10'.
Everything is drawn in model space, of course. I cannot seem to remember for the life of me, how to set up my LTSCALE and PSLTSCALE.
Running Carlson 2015, on AutoCAD.
Set both to 1
I usually set my LTSCALE to 0.5 and my PSLTSCALE to 0.
Edward Reading, post: 367619, member: 132 wrote: Set both to 1
PSLTSCALE set to "1" means PSLTSCALE is turned OFF. A "0" PSLTSCALE means PSLTSCALE is turned ON.
cptdent, post: 367670, member: 527 wrote: PSLTSCALE set to "1" means PSLTSCALE is turned OFF. A "0" PSLTSCALE means PSLTSCALE is turned ON.
I think you have that backwards, but one or zero will will work and the other won't.
Pull down menu...SETTINGS . DRAWING SETUP (maybe?)
To have the viewport control the LTSCALE then PSLTSCALE needs to be set to 1 and TILEMODE need to be set to 0. Then the line type spacing is the same no matter what scale the viewport is at.
cptdent, post: 367670, member: 527 wrote: PSLTSCALE set to "1" means PSLTSCALE is turned OFF. A "0" PSLTSCALE means PSLTSCALE is turned ON.
The PSLTSCALE system variable controls the linetype scaling of objects displayed in paper space
viewports.
0 = No special linetype scaling
1 = Viewport scaling governs linetype scaling
vern, post: 367724, member: 3436 wrote: I think you have that backwards, but one or zero will will work and the other won't.
PSLTSCALE=0 (off)
LTSCALE= drawing scale (some prefer at half the dwg. scale)
TILEMODE=0 (always. otherwise Paper Space no workie)
