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How to give ellipse "pline" thickness?
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Dave St.Onge
Oct 30, 2007, 8:09:08 PM10/30/07
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For the life of me, short of doing an arc pline which would be a pain in the
backside, how can I give an ellipse a pline thickness? I should note that I
don't want to do it through pen thicknesses, but would like to have it shown
onscreen...
backside, how can I give an ellipse a pline thickness? I should note that I
don't want to do it through pen thicknesses, but would like to have it shown
onscreen...
Using Autocad 2000....
Thanks in advance...
Dave
Paul Turvill
Oct 31, 2007, 11:34:02 AM10/31/07
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Don't you mean pline *width*? If so, you can't. You'll either have to
approximate your ellipses by setting the PELLIPSE variable to 1 *before*
drawing them, or convert your current ellipses to polyline approximations
some other way.
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approximate your ellipses by setting the PELLIPSE variable to 1 *before*
drawing them, or convert your current ellipses to polyline approximations
some other way.
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Dave St.Onge
Nov 3, 2007, 9:34:59 AM11/3/07
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"Paul Turvill" <nos...@turvill.com> wrote in message
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> Don't you mean pline *width*? If so, you can't. You'll either have to
> approximate your ellipses by setting the PELLIPSE variable to 1 *before*
> drawing them, or convert your current ellipses to polyline approximations
> some other way.
Yeah...that's what I ment ;)....thanks though...
Dave
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