The term "Multiline" refers to many lines. When we create or construct a street map, multiline is helpful. A Multiline command can be used to design one-way or two-way roadways.

Several parallel lines are produced.

The following questions are shown.

Start Point specifies the multiline's following vertex.

The prompt offers the Close option if you construct a multiline with two or more parts.

Next Point continues to ask for points while drawing a multiline segment to the given point using the current multiline style.

Undo reverses the multiline's last vertex point.

Close combines the last and initial parts to complete the multiline.

Justification the method used to draw the multiline between the spots you provide.

Top
Zero
Bottom

Top: Draws the multiline below the cursor so that the points given are on the line with the greatest positive offset.

Zero: MLSTYLE Element Properties offset of 0.0 is at the given places, and the multiline is drawn with its origin centered at the cursor.

Bottom: The multiline is drawn above the cursor, with the points given being on the line with the largest negative offset.

Scale controls the multiline's total width. Linetype scale is unaffected by this scale.

The width specified in the multiline style description serves as the basis for the scale factor. A multiline that is twice as broad as the style specification is produced by a scale factor of 2. When the multiline is drawn from left to right, the offset line's order is reversed when the scale factor is negative, with the smallest offset line on top. The scale is also changed by the absolute value of a negative scale value. The multiline is reduced to a single line when the scaling factor is 0.

Style specifies the multiline's style to be used.

Design name

Names a style that is currently loaded or that is specified in a multiline library (MLN) file that you have produced.

List of styles

the loaded multiline styles are listed.

Use Multiline command

1) In the command bar, type "ML" to start the Multiline command. The Multiline command will be activated if you press the Enter key.

2) Define the starting point and draw as many lines as necessary. One kind of polyline, this. It can be constantly drawn.

3) Two single-line varieties of multilines are available by default.

4) By adjusting the scale on the command bar, we may modify the distance between two lines.

5) In the command bar, type "MLSTYLE" to draw lines that are longer than two lines. We'll display a dialogue window. Click "Add," provide a name, and then add lines as necessary.

6) Keep in mind that name; it is essential. From there, we can also alter the hue. Finally, click "Ok."

7) To draw our constructed line, after typing ‘ML’ in the command bar, click on the style and give the name of the newly formed line. It'll be operational.

8) Type 'MLEDIT' to edit multiline, then make changes in the dialogue box.

9) Press Enter or right-click Enter to exit the command.

In AutoCAD, multilines are frequently ignored. With only one command, you may use the MLINE command to create parallel lines with pre-defined attributes at certain distances.

One of the most popular applications for this is to depict an axle's side view with solid lines denoting the axle's boundaries and a dash-dot line running in the middle to symbolize the axle's center.

Multilines AutoCAD

You may specify the number of lines, their color, line type, and spacing here when editing or creating new Multiline styles by typing MLSTYLE.

Once Multilines have been added to the model, there are several possibilities for altering them. The various editing tools will be opened using the MLEDIT command.

To Draw Multiline

Enter MLINE at the command prompt.
To choose a style, type st at the Command prompt.
Enter the style name or enter? to display a list of possible styles.
Enter j and choose top, zero, or bottom justification to justify the multiline.
Enter s and a new scale to modify the multiline's scale.
Create the multiline now.
Give the beginning location.
Give a second example.
Enter or add more points to your specification.
Entering c will terminate the multiline if you specify three or more points.

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