First post here, so please let me know how I can be more clear.
I'm experiencing unexpected behavior with linetypes in the paper space, similar to this other post.
When I have a block reference that is scaled, whether in the model space, paper space, or through a viewport, the linetype gets scaled with it. This results in, for example, an ISO dash composed of three 15mm dashes rather than 15 3mm dashes (for a lineweight of 0.25mm).
This is particularly problematic when working at a large scale - a scale of 50 in either direction renders linetypes in blocks all as continuous lines. Since lines that are not in block references are unaffected, globally scaling linetypes does not resolve the issue. I've inlcuded an image and the source DXF illustrating this for a block that uses the AutoCAD layer 0 behavior to adopt a dashed linetype, and another in which the line in the block is drawn directly on the ISO Dash layer.
Any help in understanding why this is happening or resolving it would be greatly appreciated!
- Linetype Scaling Behavior.png (24.26 KiB) Viewed 4635 times
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Version: 3.25.2.0 (3.25.2)
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Build Date: Sep 4 2020
Revision: 4a61501
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