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| Posted by Keet at Apr 16, 2025, 7:27:39 AM |
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Re: How do you prevent one wall from bleeding into another wall Your wall is 950 high so it covers multiple levels. In itself no problem but you should consider doing it the right way and keep wall heights to the level. I strongly suspect that you have a second wall (the original) at the same place as your red wall. The 3D view has to decide what color to show with two walls in the same place. When you move the 3D view, do the white parts shimmer a little with red through it? If yes than that is proof that there are two walls in the same place. If you already have walls without your red wall than use the existing walls to paint the outside red, don't add an extra wall, ---------------------------------------- Dodecagon.nl 1300+ 3D models, manuals, and projects |
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