Wednesday, 19 August 2015
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I've noticed that when I create multiple work areas, each at a different scale, the LFX hatches that I use for plant material scale automatically to match the work area scale. This can be troublesome when a sheet viewport shows two different hatch scales for the same plant material. Should I manually change the hatch scales or is there a better way around this, like an option to disable automatic hatch scaling?
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The best workaround would be to move your work areas into an Xref. That way you could easily detach it when you want it to be ignored.
It's covered in a Power Tip here: https://www.landfx.com/videos/powertips/item/2488-work-areas-in-xrefs.html

--J
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The best workaround would be to move your work areas into an Xref. That way you could easily detach it when you want it to be ignored.
It's covered in a Power Tip here: https://www.landfx.com/videos/powertips/item/2488-work-areas-in-xrefs.html

--J
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Thanks for the link, Jeremiah. By doing this, would I have to create a separate Work Area XREF for each scale? For example, an XREF for all 1:20 work areas, an XREF for all 1:40 work areas, etc.? Then I would place all my hatches at whatever the project's standard scale was, lets say 1:100, so that they all appear at the same scale? I would then turn on/off the XREF Work Areas as necessary for labeling purposes?
That sounds right.
Or, of course you could separate the job to 3 different drawings.
But I'm not really privy to the particulars of the project, what the need is for the different scales, and why these hatches are crossing different areas.

--J
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