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Ruined stone wall 520

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Specifications

520 Ruined stone wall

A ruined stone wall may be shown by a dashed line.

Colour: black.

Line width 0.14mm, line length 2.25mm, gap 0.25mm

Dot diameter 0.4mm

ISOM 1990 Definition

As ISOM 2000 but line width was 0.125mm


ISOM number changed from 521 to 520.

OCAD Methods

Defined as line symbol 520.0. Can be drawn with any tool but bézier mode is preferable.

If the bézier tool is used, care must be taken as dot and gap spacing are dependent on location of nodes and handles. See bézier topic for more information.

OCAD default definition

The default definition has a gap between dashes of 0.3mm, compared with the ISOM specified 0.25mm. Variation is allowed in the specification, see the Variations in Symbols topic for details.

Drawing Considerations

See minimum dimensions but specifically - shortest dashed line: at least two dashes.

Pictorial Descriptions

- BOF Rules, Appendix One

a ruined stone boundary.

Optimising junctions of dashed lines

OCAD v5: - First try adding a node at, or close to, the junction, next try the cut and reverse line tools. If the spacing is still incorrect, cut back and add an extra line at the junction, either with or without gaps.

In OCAD version 7- Use the new dash point node at the junction.

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