Basically, when I look at the different layout sheets I want my linetype scale to be the same no matter what the viewport/layout scale is at. If its a dashed line....I want one dash to be the same length when printed from the same model space on a 1"=1" scale as a 1"=20' scale. How can I do this? Preferably I'd like it to show up on the screen...not just when printed.
PSLTSCALE = 1 \Viewport scaling governs linetype scaling. If TILEMODE is set to 0, dash lengths are based on paper space drawing units, even for objects in model space. In this mode, viewports can have varying magnifications, yet display linetypes identically. For a specific linetype, the dash lengths of a line in a viewport are the same as the dash lengths of a line in paper space. You can still control the dash lengths with LTSCALE.
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"You want the
linetype scale of the closeup "less grainy" than the overall"
I'm not sure what is meant by "less grainy". Do you mean the .pdf is grainy in the close-up? That may be a plotter or .pdf setting which needs to be adjusted. I can plot at any scale and the lines will plot the same quality in .pdf or directly to paper.
"If you set PSLTSCALE to 1, and adjust the ltscale to the desired look while in paper space, then when switched to model space the line types will look continuous."
This is not how it works here. What happens with the lines in model space when regen? Something tells me you have zoomed way out then back in and the lines aren't updated to the zoom factor. Try a regen.