Autocad spline global width

A polyline is a connected sequence of line segments created as a single object. You can create straight line segments, arc segments, or a combination of the two.

Some reasons you may choose to use polylines include the following: Vertices remain joined even after grip editing. Contents 1 How do I change the default width of a polyline global?

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This should reset your default plinewidth back to 0. A polyline is an object in AutoCAD that consists of one or more line or arc segments. A rectangle is an example of a polyline that you are already familiar with. All new layers use the default setting.

The lineweight value of 0 plots at the thinnest lineweight available on the specified plotting device and is displayed at one pixel wide in model space. This allows changing the Global Width of all the selected polylines to zero at the same time in the Properties Palette. To change a circle to a polyline, draw the circle then break it anywhere on the circle so an arc remains.

Contents 1 How do you change polyline thickness? In the original file I can change the displayed width in the specific layer, but then the XREFd version does not retain those settings. Any ideas? Thanks, John. Message 2 of 3. A spline is not a pline, hence I don't think you can change the width of it.

You should be able to change the object display, or manually change the line weight, but that's about it. Message 3 of 3.