I created a simple landscape and irrigation drawing on separate layers for
practice in AC 2004 and drew a Dashed Line for the Irrigation Main Line. When I
created a Layout tab for the irrigation and used Paper Space the dashed line
looked solid but in the original Model tab where I drew it showed as dashed.
I changing the Lineweight to 0.25 mm but now the dashed line in the Model Tab is solid and it's dashed in the paperspace layout tab. So I just reveresed my problem rather than fixing it.
I'm stumped as to what I'm doing wrong
The line properties are: Color Red Layer 1-irrigation Linetype Dashed Linetype Scale 0.25 mm Plot Style By Color (cant change) Thickness 0"
The properties are the same in both layouts.
This is the first time I have tried to create layout tabs and I only did it at the request of an architect (I'm Landscape Contractor not and architect). I've had lots of other drawings sent to me by landscape architects that only have one Model tab so I'm not sure what the benefit is of having multiple layout tabs. Perhaps If I did it right I might see the benefit.
Are there any good books on the subject?
Thanks so much for the help.
John ____ _ | __\_\_o____/_| <[___\_\_-----<------------------<No Spam Please>< | o'
I changing the Lineweight to 0.25 mm but now the dashed line in the Model Tab is solid and it's dashed in the paperspace layout tab. So I just reveresed my problem rather than fixing it.
I'm stumped as to what I'm doing wrong
The line properties are: Color Red Layer 1-irrigation Linetype Dashed Linetype Scale 0.25 mm Plot Style By Color (cant change) Thickness 0"
The properties are the same in both layouts.
This is the first time I have tried to create layout tabs and I only did it at the request of an architect (I'm Landscape Contractor not and architect). I've had lots of other drawings sent to me by landscape architects that only have one Model tab so I'm not sure what the benefit is of having multiple layout tabs. Perhaps If I did it right I might see the benefit.
Are there any good books on the subject?
Thanks so much for the help.
John ____ _ | __\_\_o____/_| <[___\_\_-----<------------------<No Spam Please>< | o'