You want the overlapping bottom line to be invisible. What should I do?

[LeeJaeYoung]

You want the overlapping bottom line to be invisible.
What should I do?

FILL "Background"

POLY2_B 4, 1+2+4+32,
19,19,
WHA, -_thk,1,
WHA-_wid, -_thk,1,
WHA-_wid, _thk,1,
WHA, _thk,1

[A_ Smith]

Try to set different DRAWINDEX for that poly (if it overlaps bottom lines) and project2 or what you have there

[Kristian Bursell]

What is the top element made of?

lines (line2 etc) will always show through polys but polys will hide polys based on the order or the code. 

[LeeJaeYoung]

I made them all FILL "Background" POLY2_B 4, 1+2+4+32,19,19,.

I used drawindex but to no avail.

[Peter Baksa]

Hi,

use status code 0 for the edge that which don't want to see.

[vdentello]

I achieved that a while ago with DRAWINDEX quite easily, you just have to state it before each part to set up it's order, and it's easily done.

[Kristian Bursell]

Perhaps the problem is your frame_fill includes "32" which makes the fill a cut fill. I only ever use "1+2+4" generally.

Or perhaps its more simple like the fill pens you have set are transparent.

try using different fills and playing around with the pens and also draw a line (using Archicad line tool) and a fill (using fill tool) under the placed object to see if they also show through. This will help you isolate the error.

DM me if you would like to send the object through for me to have a quick look.