If I use the built in options, line widths display correctly but the custom option has no affect over the last built in setting.
Below I saved as Very thick to demonstrate, then used custom settings but they have no affect.
Mark
Mark Hughes
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Hi Mark,
Sorry to hear that you are facing an issue. Can you please help me to understand few scenarios?
Thanks,
@Pramod.kadam Just done a bit of testing and it seems to only be a problem on a drawing using a custom imported title block. I'll see if I can come up with something I can share that has the same problem.
Mark
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we tried the workflow which you suggested, it is working fine (refer video).
please revert back if you are referring to any other workflow.
One more suggestion, you can try following things
1. Try Zoom-in/Out after changing the line width, see weather you are able to see the changes or not?
2. Try exporting to dwg and see the actual line width in AutoCAD
If all above mention workflows doesn't work, than it would be great if you can share file with us.
As I said it works perfectly with the standard templates that come with Fusion. The problem template has a title block I imported as a DWG, the standard line width groups work but custom has no affect. I've tried saving to PDF as that's what my customer would need and the line widths are wrong there as well. See screencast.
Mark
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Thanks for confirmation,
Can you share this file or title block which you used for this.
I've tried to recreate this in another file but it is not repeatable. Link to a copy of the 2d drawing that has the problem.
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