The same type of issue exists when applying a line thickness to an AutoCAD file. That Linetype is applied to the selected lines. Under General, click the drop-down to view available Linetype options, and select the one you picked in step 5, above.Place the cursor on one of the selected lines, and select Properties.Click Edit in the top bar and Select > All.Click the Load button, and select the specific Linetype to apply to the features.To make AutoCAD actually draw the lines with a dashed symbol, first zoom in closely to a line feature, then enter "Linetype" at the command prompt to open the Linetype Manager.Remember to go into the Layer Manager and set the layer containing the lines to be altered as "Current". The AutoCAD Color number appears as specified, but the Linetype "Dashed" do not. However, when a line feature is selected, and the Properties are displayed, the Linetype does say "Dashed". Populate with an AutoCAD color number, so that the output lines do not appear black on a black draw window. It is also advisable to add the following field: Field Name Populated with the word "Polyline" if 2D, or "3D Polyline" if 3D data
The field names and values are case-sensitive Add the following fields to the line feature class attribute table.The following steps have been successful when exporting dashed lines to AutoCAD, omitting the use of a seed file. The line style is set up in the original geodatabase feature class attribute table, but the actual display must be set in the AutoCAD program after the data has been converted to DWG format. Line thickness is also not recognized in the output CAD file Description Problem: The Export to CAD Tool exports dashed lines defined in the seed file as continuous.
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