incorrect line type scale

[Agar]

in autocad 2006 I have a 2 drawings with line of the municipal border and its legend in the paper space (first municipal border heading).
in the first mp.pr_4.1.dwg legend have the same line type scaling;
in the second mp.pr_4.1.dwg visibly the stretch of the design is longer than that in legend.
ltscale setting is the same 0.5, I kindly ask how you could solve the problem.
the drawings are downloadable from here I put only the municipal border so they are light:View attachment Lt scale.zipThank you.

 

[MassiVonWeizen]

also verify the properties of the lines. ltscale equal is fine, but the scale values of the individual lines may have been modified

 

[Agar]

Thank you. the line of the municipal border is the same in the 2 files mp.pr_4.1.dwg and mp.pr_4.2.dwg because it is recalled as xrif from the same file, therefore I do not think it could be a problem of the individual lines.

 

[dieva]

in the two drawings the value of the psltscale variable is different.
in the file where there is the difference of representation between design and legend, from double clicks inside the window and 'sect' the variable psltscale = 0

 

[Agar]

Thanks for the answer.
I set the psltscale variable = 0.
if mold in pdf the line type scale is correct, there is correspondence between legend and design.
the display in the paper space I do not understand why it is difform, in the drawing it appears to me as a continuous black line, carry image taken from the paper space:

I tried with rigen but it remains so.
I kindly ask how I could solve the problem.
Thank you.

 

[dieva]

did you invoke the rigen when the window was active? (by active I mean that the cursor is inside the window so that you can select the objects within it)

 

[Agar]

thanks many dieva for the answer, I selected an object within the paper space, launched rigen, the display of the line types now are compliant, the problem is solved.
cordial greetings

 

[Cristallo]

in all cases, there is a special command (_regenall) that allows you to regenerate both paper space and model, without being obliged to select objects from paper space