![]() ![]() There are a number of ways to set up and use different line weights in AutoCAD. ![]() In the following post we will look at how to achieve different line weights when working in AutoCAD. Not only do we use line weights in architectural sketching, we also use them in all stages of architectural drawing, both hand drawings and computer generated drawings. Line weights are used in architectural drawings to demonstrate relationships between elements, create depth, scale, to create a hierarchy in the drawing and to add clarity to allow the viewer to better understand the drawing. Why do we use line weights in architectural drawings?Ī line weight is the strength or thickness of a line, achieved by using a variety of pens with different nibs, or applying different pressures onto the paper. ![]() So, I thought it was about time I re-addressed the issue, updated everything and tried to give more of a complete overview of why line weights are important in architectural drawing and how to achieve this in AutoCAD. ![]() I continue to get so many questions about line weights and plot styles, especially for AutoCAD. Over the years I have written a couple of items about line weights, plotstyles and the like, and somewhere in the depths of YouTube there is a video tutorial too, with terrible sound. ![]()
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