Polyline lineweight by layer ignored.

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by steveshaw89, Oct 20, 2006.

  1. steveshaw89

    steveshaw89 Guest

    Hey guys,

    I'm hoping that somebody can help me here with a problem that I'm
    having tonight with AutoCAD 2006. Basically, I'm using a layer that
    specifies a lineweight. With that layer selected and "By Layer"
    selected for the lineweight, every single tool uses that lineweight for
    this particular layer except for the polyline... for some reason, the
    polyline is not using any lineweight.

    The strange thing is that this started happening at some point in the
    middle of all my work on this project and if I open a new project, the
    problem doesn't occur. Does anybody know what might be causing this in
    the first place .. why my lines whcih are using the layer which has a
    specific lineweight all use the correct lineweight except polylines.
    (hope that that makes sense ;)). Maybe there's some property that I
    changed, though I can't recall.

    **Any** help is appreciated!!
    thanks in advance :)
     
    steveshaw89, Oct 20, 2006
    #1
  2. I'm DEFINITELY no expert but have you checked your layer window to make sure
    that everything is in order and when you click on your polyline, do you have
    the bar that shows all the identifying characteristics of what you've
    clicked on? If you do, does it show that all is right.

    Sometimes, for whatever reason, I'll set up an layer and when I view it in
    the print file that I have set up, a line or two will not be as heavy as
    they're supposed to be. I'll click on the line, look up at the bar and see
    that there is an 15 mm set where "by layer" should be. Go figure,as they
    say.... I have NOT figured out why I get this sometimes.
     
    Jude Alexander, Oct 20, 2006
    #2
  3. May be your polyline(s) have a width <> 0? Check it with the properties
    command.

    Only a shot into the dark
    Juergen
     
    Jürgen Palme, Oct 20, 2006
    #3
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