In the Purge dialog box, expand the Linetypes entry and select all listed linetypes. Type Purge in the Command line and press Enter. The final step is to purge all the now-unused linetypes from your drawing. Now that you have your measurement units set correctly, you'll need to reload your linetypes so they appear correctly.įollow our steps to reload all linetypes in your drawing. For example, if you have your measurement units set to Imperial, type 0 and press Enter. The values are as follows:Įnter a value that matches the measurement units you have set for your Land F/X project and your drawing. Check the value that is currently set in the Command line. If fixing your LTSCALE and PSLTSCALE (as described on the linked article above) does not correct your issue, your next step is to set your measurement units correctly and then load your linetypes to configure them correctly.Ĭheck your measurement units by typing Measurement in the Command line and pressing Enter. Step 2: Set Your Measurement Units Correctly and Reload Your Linetypes If the steps linked above fix your issue, you can continue designing. For more information, including the solution to most cases of dashed lines appearing as solid, see our Linetype Scale (LTSCALE) page. It's a good idea to familiarize yourself with these important settings on a general level. Your first step should be to troubleshoot your drawing for issues with LTSCALE and PSLTSCALE. If this is the case, you'll need to reload your linetypes as described below. However, you may have your measurement units mistakenly set to Metric when your drawing is meant to be in Imperial units (or vice versa), which can also affect the appearance of dashed lines.
In most cases, your issue will be related to linetype scale (LTSCALE) as it relates to Paper Space linetype scale (PSLTSCALE).
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