Can someone explain how print width is made visible now?

[Helvetosaur]

I don’t understand how we are supposed to use this without the PrintDisplay command being set to ON - which seems to have been made legacy.

So, I see linetypes have a print width setting that can be set to various values. However Continuous can’t be modified at all - all the others can. I set a curve to, say “Border” and change the line width in the linetype. I try different line width settings for that linetype - pixels, document units etc. - I don’t see any change. I also try setting the line width directly via Properties - still nothing. I thought all this was now supposed to work without the PrintDisplay command?

[martinsiegrist]

I was able to turn it on but now I can’t turn it off anymore?

Here’s a link to a Grasshopper related problem about linetypes:

Custom Curve Preview component issues

When closing and opening a definition, the Custom Curve Preview component seems to forget which Linetype was previously set. The input also ignores text input. The input cannot be internalised and the only way to automatically have the correct linetype displayed is by using the Query Model Linetypes component. It would be nice if the input could be internalised. [image] linetype_problem.gh (18.7 KB)

[Gijs (Gijs de Zwart)]

For me this seems to work with PrintDisplay:

Note that there are independent settings for Model and Layout. See also here

[Helvetosaur]

@Gijs

For me this seems to work with PrintDisplay:

So PrintDisplay is not obsolete? I thought that line weights were now real-time without it… Guess I misunderstood.