In CAD applications, linetypes determine the particular dash-dot sequence, the relative lengths of dashes and blank spaces, and the characteristics of any included text or shapes in lines. In Revit, these properties are defined as line patterns, which are specified in the assigned to element categories. These patterns can be for a selected element in a specific view. On the Lines tab of the Modify DWG/DXF Export Setup dialog (see ), you can specify the linetype scale that will control how Revit linetype definitions are exported. You can also map Revit line patterns to specific DWG/DXF linetypes as needed.

Setting the Linetype Scale In AutoCAD, the PSLTSCALE parameter controls paper space linetype scaling. A value of 0 indicates no special linetype scaling. Linetype dash lengths are based on the drawing units of the space (model or paper) in which the objects were created. A value of 1 indicates that viewport scaling governs linetype scaling. In Revit, the Linetype Scaling setting changes the default behavior of the exported DWG files.

Some lines that you would expect to be dashed may now appear solid or in a different scale in either Model or Sheet View in AutoCAD. Regardless of the option you choose, the DWG linetype definitions are created so that a dashed line always begins and ends with a dash. You can select any of the following options to control the LTSCALE and PSLTSCALE settings in AutoCAD and to control how linetype definitions are exported from Revit: • Scaled Linetype definitions.

This option preserves graphical intent by exporting linetypes the same as they were previously scaled by view scale. • Modelspace (PSLTSCALE = 0). This option sets the LTSCALE parameter to view scale and the PSLTSCALE to 0. • Paperspace (PSLTSCALE = 1). This option sets the value of both LTSCALE and PSLTSCALE to 1. Revit linetype definitions are scaled to reflect project units, but otherwise they are exported as is. Fotobutaforiya shabloni dlya dnya rozhdeniya youtube.

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