I have a building. I drew the framing. Then I drew the siding. I see the lines of the framing “through” the siding.
This is a computer graphics behavior called z-bleeding. It happens when two things are too close to the same distance from the camera so the graphics can’t decide which is closer. You can hide the framing when you don’t want it to bleed through (using tags is best), or you can increase the thickness of the siding. This issue is common to all computer graphics systems, though there are differences in the specific ratios at which it appears.
Got it! I’m learning tags, so I will try that. I also wonder what happened to all the textures I used to use. There used to be a bunch of shingles, siding, etc.. in the paint bucket tab. Now it’s all different and I can’t find what I need.
