TheSwamp
CAD Forums => Vertically Challenged => Land Lubber / Geographically Positioned => Topic started by: Mark on March 05, 2015, 09:14:45 AM
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How do I get the lineweights to display on my 'tick'? I'm using a standard Line in my tick block with no lineweights set. What the heck am i missing here!
thanks
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do you have line weight display enabled?
and or
Display Plot Styles?
AND
is your plot style set to use OBJECT Line weight?
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actually the culprit
aectickline (it's a block)
One would probably be happier drawing a line element in the label style instead...
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1 do you have line weight display enabled?
2 Display Plot Styles?
3 is your plot style set to use OBJECT Line weight?
Yes, yes and yes.
actually the culprit
aectickline (it's a block)
One would probably be happier drawing a line element in the label style instead...
the tick is a block i created. I'll look into drawing a line element in the label style.
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1 do you have line weight display enabled?
2 Display Plot Styles?
3 is your plot style set to use OBJECT Line weight?
Yes, yes and yes.
actually the culprit
aectickline (it's a block)
One would probably be happier drawing a line element in the label style instead...
the tick is a block i created. I'll look into drawing a line element in the label style.
then it is the SAME problem only you can't blame autodesk for it :grinwink:
you would then want to set the lineweight in the block - if you insist on using that block
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No workie on the line element. You can't anchor the station correctly.
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you would then want to set the lineweight in the block - if you insist on using that block
I suppose so! But I need different lineweights for major and minor stations.
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No workie on the line element. You can't anchor the station correctly.
where do you want to anchor the line? or station value
and yes I can
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OK, i figured it out. Tricky!! But I think I actually like the block better. LOL
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or...
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OK, i figured it out. Tricky!! But I think I actually like the block better. LOL
I use a line element over a block...as there is a much smaller chance ANYONE will ever change that line....
whereas the block could potentially be edited...much easier by some hack accidentally
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I use a line element over a block...as there is a much smaller chance ANYONE will ever change that line....
whereas the block could potentially be edited...much easier by some hack accidentally
I can see your point. Once you know how to configure the damn thing it works pretty well.
thanks!
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Final product. :)
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Final product. :)
is your bike lane symbol part of the label set or is it part of the corridor code set?
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Final product. :)
is your bike lane symbol part of the label set or is it part of the corridor code set?
its just a block. :)
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one could include it as a code set item...and let the corridor position them for you, instead of manual placement
other pavement markings as well
null assembly of sorts...that only inserts the symbol at desired interval...
just a tip
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one could include it as a code set item...and let the corridor position them for you, instead of manual placement
other pavement markings as well
null assembly of sorts...that only inserts the symbol at desired interval...
Perhaps another time. Right now i have engineers barking at me. :D