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It's entirely possible that this size ratio doesn't suit you, so here is how to modify this behavior. First, adjust your line thickness and arrow so that the arrow size is correct. Now, create a line style, '''Edit > Line Styles''' (in 1.3.x, this will be in the new Styles Manager, '''Edit > Styles''', then select '''New > Line Style'''). | It's entirely possible that this size ratio doesn't suit you, so here is how to modify this behavior. First, adjust your line thickness and arrow so that the arrow size is correct. Now, create a line style, '''Edit > Line Styles''' (in 1.3.x, this will be in the new Styles Manager, '''Edit > Styles''', then select '''New > Line Style'''). | ||
{| width=80% cellpadding=10px | | {| width=80% cellpadding=10px | | ||
| width=40% align=right |[[Image:Linestyle.png|thumb|289px|from v1.3.3.x<br>v1.3.4 has different layout, same settings]] | | width=40% align=right |[[Image:Linestyle.png|thumb|289px|from v1.3.3.x<br>v1.3.4 has a different layout, same settings]] | ||
| valign=top |Keeping it simple for this example, here are the settings for a 6 pt solid black line style, which we then save and assign to our line -- you will see our new Line Style ''Sixpointsolid'' appearing as a choice at the bottom of the Line tab in Properties. | | valign=top |Keeping it simple for this example, here are the settings for a 6 pt solid black line style, which we then save and assign to our line -- you will see our new Line Style ''Sixpointsolid'' appearing as a choice at the bottom of the Line tab in Properties. | ||
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Revision as of 14:49, 1 September 2007
Here is a pointer from the Scribus Archives about customizing the relationship between line thickness and arrow size.
It's entirely possible that this size ratio doesn't suit you, so here is how to modify this behavior. First, adjust your line thickness and arrow so that the arrow size is correct. Now, create a line style, Edit > Line Styles (in 1.3.x, this will be in the new Styles Manager, Edit > Styles, then select New > Line Style).