Surface edges visible when they shouldn't be

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Hi Wim,
Thanks for your explanations. Hope it can be improved soon.

@wim

To make sure that wires are not hidden by display meshes of surfaces, they are slightly drawn in front of the surfaces.

It might be nice just to be able to disable that if you need to. To have an option not to redraw the wires in front of the surfaces. (I don’t know if this is possible. Like this maybe more ZBiasFactor will be not needed.)

@wim

In technical display modes, you’ll still see those wires in the viewport, but not when printing to vector PDF.

Thanks, that helps a bit. But how is it possible to keep the solid colours of the surfaces at the same time? I have a technical display mode that shows the colour of the surfaces, but once I print it in vector, the colours disappear. And if I print in raster, this hidden line reappears. I can’t find a setting that allows me to keep the colours while making these famous lines disappear.

Here’s an example of the type of graphic output needed. (second one: Technicolor.ini)

Share your custom viewport modes here

My settings look the same, and as mentioned I’m on a 3090 (desktop). Never used “advanced GPU lighting” either, because honestly it looks so bad I think it’s broken. Have you tried enabling it on the default “shaded” view mode, for example? That can’t be right. Btw, this is my most used viewport display mode: [image] It’s basically just isolines and tangent edges hidden (and the “ambient occlusion” lighting method)… I’m very surprised this isn’t a built-in mode because it is in…