Hi Rosalie,
What is it you are trying to drape?
If it is GIS imagery, you already have the ability to drape multiple images onto topography, and change the order of rendering and transparency of each.
This is found under the 'Edit views' option of the GIS drop down in the scene list.
See https://help.seequent.com/Geo/2021.2/en-GB/Content/gis-data/gis-data.htm?x-dn=bc4bb4d8-f1c1-4be4-be35-844745cac7ec#custom-views
Offset Mesh to Display Surface Features
Rosalie_Obrien
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I'm trying to create a mesh that is a copy of my topography, but offset 1-2 units above my topography. I have several layers I would like to appear on top of my topography, but I can only drape one layer at a time, as opposed to several. My theory is I can set the elevation of each layer to an offset mesh that is just slightly above the topography mesh to properly display the features above the topography, but with the same elevation changes as my topography layer. Any idea on how to do this?
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This is exactly what I was trying to do. I had no idea that's what 'Edit views' did. Thank you!0