I want to draw a bathroom and I want the lines that represents the wall would be far as thick than the other elements but I don't to know how to change the lines thickness. Can you tell me how to do it?
Thanks.
How do I change the lines's thickness?
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Re: How do I change the lines's thickness?
Hi,
create a Layer for the walls with the desired color and Line weight. If you now draw a wall element make sure that the wall layer is the active one and all walls will have the same attributes.
If you also have to draw a window or door and you like to have a different line weight and color for that just create a new layer for your doors and windows. Same game - make sure the door and window layer is active before you draw windows and doors.
If you have already drawn the elements on a correct layer and you like to change the attributes - just change the attributes directly for the layer.
If you have drawn element on a wrong layer - select the elements and change the layer in the Property editor to the right one.
create a Layer for the walls with the desired color and Line weight. If you now draw a wall element make sure that the wall layer is the active one and all walls will have the same attributes.
If you also have to draw a window or door and you like to have a different line weight and color for that just create a new layer for your doors and windows. Same game - make sure the door and window layer is active before you draw windows and doors.
If you have already drawn the elements on a correct layer and you like to change the attributes - just change the attributes directly for the layer.
If you have drawn element on a wrong layer - select the elements and change the layer in the Property editor to the right one.
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Re: How do I change the lines's thickness?
Thank you Husky! I didn't know thah line thickness was linked with the current layer.
Re: How do I change the lines's thickness?
It isn't specifically linked, Husky's explanation is how typically good drafting practice would happen - to have a seperate layer with its own assigned attributes is indeed the way to go. So if you were drawing something you may want to have several layers set up, one for say general drawing with its own attributes and another for construction lines (guidelines) which again could have their own different (if needed) attributes and so on.asaura wrote: I didn't know thah line thickness was linked with the current layer.
In building construction drawings you may want to add additional layers for electrical services, another for plumbing, water piped, drainage, brickwork, walls, roofing elements ... each with their own individual unique attributes!
But that doesn't mean that you couldn't have any entity (line, polyline, arc, circle et.) on any of your layers with a different lineweight, linetype or colour, you would simplly select the entity and chage its attributes in the property editor.
Having seperate layers keeps things organised in your drawing.
Then their is the option to have Blocks each with their own internal entities assigned with diffrent attributes and if needed on different layers ... but that's another story
Question, what QCAD version are you using, I presume it is the pro version?
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