Making solid fills visible in "Shade Plot: Hidden"

[Anonymous]

Hi everyone!

Is it any way possible to print your layout with viewport set to "Hidden" or "Legacy Hidden" and still have solid fills visible in the print? Reason why is sometimes I have a lot of layers with 3d objects on top of each other in different heights in some drawings, and I want the top layers to hide what's beneath them.

Picture 1 is the layout, and also how I want the fills to look like in the print.

Picture 2 is the actual print.

Picture 1Picture 2

[ian.mag]

Hey @Anonymous 

Have you tried using a 3D viewport? I think that should solve your problem

[Anonymous]

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@ian.mag wrote:

Hey @Anonymous 

Have you tried using a 3D viewport? I think that should solve your problem

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I just tried, but it only partially works, sadly. "3D wireframe" makes solid hatches, wipeouts and gradients visible, but makes me able to see all objects beneath any 3d objects/meshes.

"3D hidden" hides all solid hatches and wipeouts again.

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> using a 3D viewport? 

May I ask what a "3D viewport" is?

- alfred -

[ian.mag]

It's not literal. It's the viewport that you use when working with 3d
drawings

[ian.mag]

Hey @Alfred.NESWADBA 

It's not literal. It's actually the viewport used when working with 3D drawings.