(2021-04-26, 20:50)Orion Pobursky Wrote: Clarification to Sticker Geometry:
- For stickers printed on a transparent medium, the type 1,3, or 4 lines that comprise the pattern shall be preceded by a 0 BFC NOCLIP statement and ended by a 0 BFC CLIP statement
Why should we be forced to add a BFC NOCLIP in all stickers on a transparent medium?
I can see a need if the transparent sticker is intended to be on a tranparent part, like a glass window, but not if it's only used on solid coloured bricks. If the idea is that a user might want to have any sticker on a transparent part visible from behind, then why don't we have all patterns, on all parts, in a BFC NOCLIP? I don't see why a print on a transparent sticker should be treated differently than a printed brick.
(2021-04-26, 20:50)Orion Pobursky Wrote: - For stickers printed on a transparent medium, the type 1,3, or 4 lines that comprise the pattern shall be preceded by a 0 BFC NOCLIP statement and ended by a 0 BFC CLIP statement
Does this mean that the unprinted top surface is not allowed to be within the BFC NOCLIP section?