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Topic ClosedLine same in MS and PS

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    Posted: 04.Jan.2010 at 03:02

Hello guys,

Does anyone know how to make lines pretty same if its viewed from MS or PS without changing the LTScale.
 
I forgot how to make the line look the same in scale no matter how viewports scale are.
 
forgives me for my asian english.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04.Jan.2010 at 09:00
set PSLTSCALE to "0"
-that works for a single viewport.

If you want ltscales to be the same in multiple viewports (but not in MS), set both LTSCALE & PSLTSCALE to "1"



Edited by CarlB - 04.Jan.2010 at 09:01
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 04.Jan.2010 at 09:20

Carl,

Now I can see the differences.
 
 
thanks a lot, have a graet new year!
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