bleed thru

[pintodesign]

I seem to remember a discussion about this a long time ago...but I can't find it.
Why am I getting this bleed thru?
plan is at 0,0
video card up to date
I will post the plan if no one has a quick answer... I feel like I'm missing something obvious
Thanks
Barb
ps. the corrugated metal at the bottom was applied as a wall covering to each wall.
I suppose I could use a pony wall...

[Glenn Woodward]

Barb,

Best to post the plan.

[David J. Potter]

Looks like "Z" fighting.

You can re-layer or un-layer your walls of the unwanted material that is bleeding through and if it is the appearance that is unwanted some sort of solution like I propose will handle (an unwanted visual layer that is part of your exterior wall is bleeding through so remove that layer or the material of that layer to a null-appearance material or to a material that will not bleed or show through.

DJP

[Glenn Woodward]

Barb,

Best to post the plan.

[gawdzira]

Change the camera clipping planes.

[jcaffee]

For distance views of complex or large models:

While in 3D camera. 3D>Edit Active Camera>Camera>View Clipping>Clip Surfaces Within

I set this between 300" and 600" to eliminate z-fighting.

jon

[pintodesign]

Thanks guys. While stripping down the plan so that I could zip to a 2 mb file, I deleted many things. Then, I couldn't reproduce the bleed thru. So, what thing did I eliminate to make it stop...I couldn't find it.
Thanks Jon - it's the "z" fighting thing!! I changed my clipping planes and it looks great now.
Appreciate the help.
Barb