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In printing: 1mm line width is 1mm when printed, with ink on true paper, regardless of papersize and drawing scale, like in old handmade times, that's ok and works.
In drawing mode: my further trials have shown that on screen line width always is in scale 1:1.
For example if your unit is mm and the line width is 0.5 mm, zoom in until the line appears thick enough and measure it with snap off, it will say 0.5 units. If your unit is meter, it will say 0.0005 units.
In a mechanical engineering drawing, where a scale of 1:1 might be usual, there is less of a problem. In an architectural drawing which may depict a house of let's say 10 times 12 meters, the line width will appear much too tiny on screen.
So far my tonight's investigations
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