Issue:

In AutoCAD, you have a non-continuous linetype that displays properly in Paper Space but does not display correc
Model Space.

Causes:
This can be the result of the MSLTSCALE and/or PSLTSCALE system variables not being set properly.

Solution:
Starting with AutoCAD 2008, linetype scaling in model space is controlled by the variable MSLTSCALE and in pape
space with PSLTSCALE.

The MSLTSCALE system variable controls whether or not linetypes displayed on the model tab are scaled based
on the annotation scale.

0 = Linetypes displayed on the Model tab are not scaled by the annotation scale
1 = Linetypes displayed on the Model tab are scaled by the annotation scale

Note: MSLTSCALE Overrides LTSCALE and CELTSCALE in model space, but it doesn’t effect paper space, so it w
change how your geometry looks inside your viewports.

The PSLTSCALE system variable controls the linetype scaling of objects displayed in paper space
viewports.

0 = No special linetype scaling

1 = Viewport scaling governs linetype scaling

For example, if you have a hidden line that displays correctly in model space and in paper space by setting
MSLTSCALE to 1, AutoCAD will re-generate the linetype by the annotative scale after REGEN. You will end up see
model space line as shown in Image 1 and paper space will look like Image 2.