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Using Mline for wall

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jinergoh721
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Using Mline for wall

Hi,

I just came across a guide to Mline, which tells me to type the command then chose a scale (for thickness ? aka offset dist of wall?) .

I tried this command using 90 scale, but it turns out to be a single line instead of multi-line. How to use it properly?

 

Thanks,

Jin

 

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ennujozlagam
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https://www.tutocad.com/autocad/how-to-use-mline-in-autocad/





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imadHabash
in reply to: jinergoh721

Multilines are composed of parallel lines, called elements. When you draw a multiline, you can use the STANDARD style, which has two elements, or specify a style that you created previously. You can also change the justification and scale of the multiline before you draw it.

I'm afraid that you have a zoom issue .. you may need to make your zoom bigger to see the other mline element . Click on below image to see what i mean .. 

 

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