Z-Fighting and Bleed-Through - Skill Builder
In this video we talk about Z-Fighting - aka that little flicker you see when two near parallel surfaces come together. This can cause a little bleed through on your surfaces - but we'll show you how to deal with it. Want to learn more skills? Check out our SketchUp community forums (https://forums.sketchup.com), more videos on our YouTube channel ( / sketchup , or SketchUp Campus (learn.sketchup.com). Want to use SketchUp? View our different plans: (https://www.sketchup.com/plans-and-pr.... Read our blog for more learning content as well as industry insights from architects, interior designers, urban planners, and more: (https://blog.sketchup.com/) Follow us on Twitter ( / sketchup , Instagram ( / sketchup_official , Facebook ( / sketchup , and LinkedIn ( / sketchup ) to stay up to date on our newest features and releases.

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