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Select your line/polyline & check properties to see its linetype. If it's set to BYLAYER it's possible it is being inserted on a layer with a CONTINUOUS linetype or something similar and is adopting that style.
Otherwise, Verify MSLTSCALE and PSLTSCALE are set to 1, and make sure your CANNOSCALE in model space is set to the value you want.
REGEN & see if that does it for you. Good luck!
Joel Ritner C3D Certified Professional BIM/Systems Manager Najarian Associates, NJ
Select your line/polyline & check properties to see its linetype. If it's set to BYLAYER it's possible it is being inserted on a layer with a CONTINUOUS linetype or something similar and is adopting that style.
Otherwise, Verify MSLTSCALE and PSLTSCALE are set to 1, and make sure your CANNOSCALE in model space is set to the value you want.
REGEN & see if that does it for you. Good luck!
Joel Ritner C3D Certified Professional BIM/Systems Manager Najarian Associates, NJ
in your drawing open 'LA' layer, search for the layer name that is not printing correctly. then change the line type uner the Linetype or VP Linetype column to your desired linetype.
in your drawing open 'LA' layer, search for the layer name that is not printing correctly. then change the line type uner the Linetype or VP Linetype column to your desired linetype.
