Hi Burr,

> I'll look for michaels explanation on this, to better understand
> it myself, if there is a way to limit it, or if it's just a function
> of the mesher...

It's really a function of the curve display in the graphics engine. If it didn't pull edge curves forward towards the eye for their zbuffering you would instead see a different kind of problem where the edges would be "stippled" - looking kind of partially submerged and pieces of it hidden by the surfaces that they were skimming along.

Stippling is a worse problem than bleed through because stippling would happen on every single edge being displayed while bleed through only happens on stuff with thin walls.

I have some ideas that I will be working on in the future to try and reduce the bleed through though.

For now it's just a display artifact to ignore...

- Michael

Thanks Michael, for the input and explanations. I am glad I asked my questions as I learned some new (to me) tricks. I really appreciate being able to swap to diameter input by default.

I am also glad to to learn that my graphics card is not at fault.

Keep up t he great work.