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Topic ClosedVisibility of objects while layers overlap

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: Visibility of objects while layers overlap
    Posted: 17.May.2014 at 09:56
First of all I'd like to say hi to all Forum user, as I am a newcomer.

I have a drawing with two layers. Objects of those layers overlap each other. 



How can I make elements of green objects invisible inside the white objects? In other words, I want the white objects to be 'above' the green objects, without actually setting them above in 3D.

Appraciate any answer.
Thank you.


Edited by Dandry - 17.May.2014 at 09:57
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