Level line type: this is odd

[patricks]

I just noticed this in one of my elevations. As you can see both levels are selected and show as the same type but the top Parapet level has a different line type. All other elevation lines in all my other elevation views (including the Parapet level in all other views) looks like the Roof Bearing line. I wonder why?

[aaronrumple]

Are they the same level type? You can make different level types with different graphics.

[patricks]

As you can see in the pull-down box at the upper left, they are both shown as Level: 1/4" Head. Roof Bearing has the roof plan associated to it, and Parapet is just a level, but still it should be the same, and they ARE the same in all other elevation views. It's just this one that's showing like this.

Hmm nevermind I just removed the offset from that top level line and the line changed to be like the other one. Then when I put the offset back, it remained normal.

[Steve_Stafford]

The portion of a level line that uses the offset will be "continuous" as opposed to what linetype/pattern has been assigned to the level line. Been this way as long as I can remember.

[patricks]

The portion of a level line that uses the offset will be "continuous" as opposed to what linetype/pattern has been assigned to the level line. Been this way as long as I can remember.

I was talking about the level line itself. If you notice in the attached image, the level line on bottom is normal (set to Grid 1/2" as the linetype), but the top one appears to have the Grid 1/4" line type, even though both grids are the same type. When I removed the offset from the top level, the line changed back to normal, which was the Grid 1/2" type.