AutoCAD Map 3D

[#1]

Hey,

I have a massive problem with my autocad map 3d's linetype scale...

Problem is caused from creating an primary viewport "construction plan", then creating a second viewport "detail plan" and zooming in on the detail plan viewport.

My line type in the detail plan turns into ------ LV  -----  as apart from the normal size of -----LV-----.

I've tried everything form psltscale, lt scale, msltscale (i think), audit, recover, basically everything i could.

NOTE: This problem is only oon my pc, and none of the other pc's in the offfice do this. I use classic autocad and have customised my buttons etc.

Thanks.

Enrico

[#2]

Standard usage is to set PSLTSCALE = 1, MSLTSCALE = 1, and LTSCALE = 1 or LTSCALE = 0.5.  Then linetypes print the same in both primary and detail viewports.

[#3]

HI,

I've tried all of those line type settings and the attached picture is the outcome. Usually, as standard the LV in the attched picture is a lot larger. The only way  to reverse it to hold ctrl+z unitll the most of the work is reversed.

Cheers

[#4]

hi again,

attached is the lv line type from another drawing prior to the pronlem occuring.

Cheers,

[#5]

Check your text style and font used for the Standard text or what ever the line type definition is using.

[#6]

Is there a way to get the linestyle details? I mean, extract the line type style from the drawing. I've tried through design centre.

Reason for this is i will try to make another line type and just replace it.

Cheers

[#7]

In "Manage Text Styles..." under Annotate tab/current txt style, Standard size should be uncheched for Annotative and Height should be 0.000.

[#8]

I know I am resurrecting an old post, but just wanted to thank Mr. Dan and Sinc for posting their responses and that screen snapshot.  Thank goodness for Google, too.  I had learned about LTSCALE and PSLTSCALE before, but never knew about MSLTSCALE.  The real happiness came when I discovered my STANDARD text height was set to 25 in my Text Style dialogue box and it was causing my OH E and W linetypes to be unuseable.  Thanks again.

-Harold