Hi,
Is there any way to set up all entities in AutoCAD to have the "thickness" = 2 pixels?
I mention that am not referring to lineweight.
I want to view all entities with 2 pixels instead of 1 (when all entities has no lineweight and LWDISPLAY = OFF).
Thanks
Not from within AutoCAD. Outside of AutoCAD, you can try screen resolution but that will affect other things, too.
That's bad. It is related with 250% scaling on 4k display (for 4k laptops).
I am using a structural analysis program for building structures which has this option in settings and I thought that I can find something similar for AutoCAD.
Is there any good way to forward this fix request?
@w64bit wrote:It is related with 250% scaling on 4k display (for 4k laptops).
I'm not so sure that is a recommended setting but that doesn't matter.
@w64bit wrote:I am using a structural analysis program for building structures which has this option in settings and I thought that I can find something similar for AutoCAD.
Comparing platforms is only going to lead to frustration.
@w64bit wrote:Is there any good way to forward this fix request?
Since this is not really a programming issue, I doubt it would get any traction. Focus on your local settings.
Thank you for your exact and prompt answers.
I will end this post with a simple observation of a big problem with an easy solution:
Taking into account that most of the current laptops are 13.3-15.6" and a good portion of them are 4k, the single recommended scaling is 250%.
I know it looks large for AutoCAD but it's not.
AutoCAD can work very good with this scaling by adding a simple setting: entity thickness in pixels.
In order that AutoCAD to work perfectly with 250% scaling, you have to set the High DPI scaling override = Application.
All will be OK except that the entities "thickness" will be 1 pixel, which is too thin because of 4k display.
What is missing and can be easily added is the option to choose that the entities will be displayed with 2 pixels instead of 1 pixel.
AutoCAD on 4k/250% will be perfect and 250% scaling can be added to recommended list.
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