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To change any of these variables, you'd type the variable name in the AutoCAD Command line (for example, LTSCALE), press Enter, and then type a value such as 0, 1, etc.įor our suggested settings, see Our Recommended Settings for LTSCALE, PSLTSCALE, and MSLTSCALE below. Still having issues with making your linetypes look right? Read on.ĪutoCAD provides three variables for controlling your linetype scale:

Running the REAL tool will reload all linetypes from the current library. You can often resolve this issue with our Reload All Linetypes ( REAL) tool. Having trouble getting all your linetypes to look right? Sometimes linetype definitions will load from both Metric and Imperial libraries, making it impossible to get them all to look correct. Examples include fences, property lines, utility lines, mainline pipe, and pipe sleeves. Why? Because CAD standards call for specific lines to be dashed in unique ways in order to distinguish them from other linework. Maintaining the integrity of your dashed lines is integral to the accuracy of your drawing. This setting becomes especially important when you go to plot, since lines that appear dashed in Model Space may appear solid in Paper Space if their LTSCALE isn't exactly correct. Linetype scale (LTSCALE) determines the scale and appearance of dashed lines as they appear in your drawing. Proper sheet setup requires you to set the correct drawing scale and linetype scale. Linetypes Showing Up Incorrectly After You Complete This Process? Here's What to Do.Method 2: Keep Your Working Drawing and Layouts in the Same File.