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Hi. Im pretty new to any kind of Autodesk products. I solved every problems, but now i have a big oops 😄
https://imgur.com/a/4zXZHNv As you can see on this image (youtube video) there is a white border (outline) on the plane.
https://imgur.com/a/MHIVWoQ On this image is my version but i cant figure out how to show those outlines. I would like to enable those, because they really help my work.
The white border and the lines are the edges. To show the edges, hit the F4 key which toggles on and off the Edged Faces display. It also looks like in the Youtube video, the selected mesh has "See-through" mode enabled which makes the mesh semi-transparent so you can see the reference image you are modeling. Alt + X toggles See-through mode on and off. Hope this solves your issue.
sometimes the shaded mode gets turn off if you hit f3 if you hit f3 again the shaded mode will be activated @10DSpace sorry for interjecting on your answer
No worries about trying to help with another suggestion. Re F3, that would be wireframe mode (if not toggled to shaded) which would show the edges, right? The image posted didn't look like wireframe to me.
