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Your hatch is the problem. The alignment parameter doesn't like it. If you create another visibility state without the hatch the alignment parameter will work. Then you just need to change it back to the hatched state
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Yeah I even tried creating a new polyline which would be at the "front" and even using that if the hatch was present the alignment parameter wouldn't work
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Does it need to be a hatch? Are you just using it to mask what's behind?
If you are use a wipeout
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Why not do as I suggested. Create another set of visibility states which don't have the hatch and use a double lookup, to turn the hatch on and off
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If they only vary in width as I saw with your visibility states, why don't you use a lookup parameter to change the non changeable width, and then you can do it.
You could do it with max 6 visibility states
Normal
Insulated
Moisture
Normal without hatch
Insulated without hatch
Moisture without hatch
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