Unwanted fill in elevation from custom object

[jc4d]

Hello,

I might be going crazy, but in the elevation I noticed that some meshes are having a pattern on it. I'm honestly clueless why this is happening.

On the 3D script I'm calling a sburoutine, nothing fancy here. the Master script is empty and the 2D is using project2 (for test reasons only)

GOSUB 1002

END

1002:
si=2
ROTy 90
REVOLVE 14, 360, 1*0+2+4+8+16*0+32*1+64*0+si,
        0.04676495729247,	0.0124517839565,	1, 
        0.03489585987793,	0.005016589183152,	900, 
        0,					21.93146230284,		4001, 
        0.0431289815452,	0.01634678346063,	1, 
        0.08280635605405,	0.06736564448987,	900, 
        0,					-41.07214124938,	4001, 
        0.0193744215452,	0.0549717785433,	1, 
        0.01080815411432,	0.0526265597922,    900, 
        0,					46.46076435681,		4001, 
        0.0150089815452,	0.06045177784564,	1, 
        0.0001885124776549, 0.06045177784564,	1, 
        0.0001885124776549, 0.0004517863156552,	1, 
        0.04676496577048,	0.0004517863156552,	1, 
        0.04676495729247,	0.0124517839565,	1
DEL 1
RETURN

This is what I get in the elevation (just in case, I'm talking about the diagonal light grey line).

Juan

[jc4d]

Update:
It seems like there is some graphic override combination going on. so is there a way to ignore the graphic override combination?

Juan

[Barry Kelly]

Looks fine to me if I create a new object using your code.

Elevation settings has uncut elements using 'Uniform pen' of transparent or window background colour, and shadows turned off.

Barry.

[jc4d]

Thank you for checking it out. What if there is a rule in the Graphic Override Combinations, can I tell my object to ignore it somehow?

[Barry Kelly · Accepted solution]

You can't tell an object to ignore a GO, but you can tell the GO to ignore the object by not selecting it in the Go criteria.

Set your GO to 'No overrides' to see if that is indeed the cause.

Barry.