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Remove Z-fighting

How to remove Z-fighting (surface overlapping) in Asset Transformer Studio
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Remove Z-fighting
Asset Transformer Studio includes a function to help remove Z-fighting (surfaces overlapping).
Note
Find information about Reasons for Z-fighting.
The Remove Z-fighting function is a semi-automatic process, which requires selecting meshes that show Z-fighting first, before running the function on the selection to remove this visual artifact.
Selected surfaces are automatically and slightly shrunk (mesh vertices are negatively offset by a value calculated automatically), to remove the overlapping.

How To

  1. Select one of the meshes whose surfaces are overlapping with other meshes (the one that will be shrunk, thus disappearing behind the other overlapping meshes).
  2. From the Mesh menu, choose 
    Remove Z-fighting
    .
Note
Add a shortcut to this function to quickly remove all overlapping surfaces one after the other.
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