See that the line type appears exactly at the same size on both viewports! The left viewport is shown on a 1:100 scale, while the right one in 1:50. Very easy, isn’t it? In a common situation, we only require to do those two steps.
But if you want to control your line type scale further, check step 3. Many things in AutoCAD are controlled by system variables. The main system variable that controls the linetype scale is LTSCALE. If you started with the right template, 1 in most cases is acceptable. However, you may need to adjust the linetype size. There is two more system variable that controls the linetype appearance: MSLTSCALE and PSLTSCALE.Ĭhange the LTSCALE to a higher or lower value. These variables are related to annotation scaling. If step 2 above doesn’t work, these values might have been changed to 0… check these variables. If you don’t want the line type is affected by annotation scaling, then you can change it to 0.
