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    • ntxdaveN Offline
      ntxdave
      last edited by

      I am developing a model and it appears that some surfaces are transparent when I really do not want them to be. I need to understand what I am doing wrong.
      Heart Model.png
      As you look at the image, notice that the text at the bottom of the heart as actually on the back side (this is a 3D model) so I should not be able to see that text when viewing from the top. If I look from the other side (bottom) you can see the text that is on the top face.

      I have also been having s little bit of a problem placing text on the top and bottom surfaces.

      Press F1...thank me later

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      • TIGT Offline
        TIG Moderator
        last edited by

        If you have accidentally pressed K then back-edges might be 'on'.
        Try pressing K again to toggle them 'off' ...

        TIG

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        • ntxdaveN Offline
          ntxdave @TIG
          last edited by ntxdave

          @TIG said in Why Transparency:

          If you have accidentally pressed K then back-edges might be 'on'.
          Try pressing K again to toggle them 'off' ...

          Thanks @tig that solved my problem. What is the K key used for?

          Press F1...thank me later

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          • TIGT Offline
            TIG Moderator @ntxdave
            last edited by

            @ntxdave
            Showing back-edges can be useful in some modelling and presentations.
            It's default View shortcut is K, but you can also toggled on/off in the Style dialog.
            Kmenu.png
            Kmenu.png

            TIG

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            • ntxdaveN Offline
              ntxdave
              last edited by

              @tig Thank a lot sat. πŸ˜€

              Press F1...thank me later

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