Issue with rectangle width

Issue with rectangle width

Kany777
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Issue with rectangle width

Kany777
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Hello,

 

Whenever I try to draw a rectangle, it forms a width of certain thickness. See attached drawing. This is in comparison with a line drawn which is of zero width.

Could you please help me with this issue?

 

Thanks

 

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dbroad
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Lightweight polylines, which rectangles are instances of, have a global width property.  You may set that to 0. Select the rectangle and in the properties palette find that property and set it to 0.  If you want the rectangle command not to draw wide rectangles, then use the width option to set the global width to 0.

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Kent1Cooper
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Another [perhaps less likely] possibility is that it has a lineweight  assigned [not to be confused with Width as @dbroad described].  Select it with no command active, and look at its Properties:

PLLineweight.PNG

If it has a non-zero lineweight  [or if that says ByLayer and the Layer  it's on has a non-zero lineweight], and there's some reason to want to keep it that way, such as for eventual printing purposes, you can still have it display  without it.  In the OPTIONS dialog box, User Preferences tab, you can turn off displaying lineweights:
DisplayLineweight.PNG

Kent Cooper, AIA
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Kany777
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Thank you for your help. It worked out.

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Kany777
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Thank you Kent for your help.

 I was able to do it.

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