Clipping plane, how to disable face fillement of an open section?

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Clipping plane, how to disable face fillement of an open section?
When using an clipping plane, my section looks like a solid, while I actually want to let it look like something hollow.

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Hi Edward , does your inside surface color have a different color than your outside surface color? That may help in distinguishing the hollowness look.—-Mark

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Thank you for responding Mark,
No, it is not because of the color I guess (picture below is in shaded view). Maybe it is important to know, I made it with TSpline, so it is a solid. And when making it a mesh the same problem still occurs.

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The thing is , from my understanding Rhino can’t make a solid as your describing. I think it is the same with T-splines.
An example is a cube in Rhino. It is a closed poly surface. It has a volume, but not a mass. —-Mark

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Thanks Richard, I was at a loss as to help.—-Mark

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Thank you Richard for responding.
Okay thanks, I made a workaround. Next time I will try your suggestion of 'uncheck “show fills.” ’