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    I cannot see the cube in the solid mode, but I can see it in the shading and rendering modes. What is the problem?

    Yatkong Lai(Yatkonglai)
    posted to: File Setup and Adding References

    I cannot see the cube in the solid mode, but I can see it in the shading and rendering modes. What is the problem?

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Hi YYatkonglai ,

      I don't know...

      Can you show us a Screenshot of your complete UI, when in Solid Shading Mode, please?

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    • Omar Domenech replied

      Yes, share screenshots and more context on the situation please. Right now is too broad and difficult to know exactly what might be going on.

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    • Dwayne Savage(dillenbata3) replied

      My first guess would be that you have the alpha set to 0 under the viewport display color setting.(Properties editor->material tab->viewport display panel)

      My second guess would be display as set to none or bounding box.(Properties editor->object tab->viewport display panel)

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      Shivam Anand(Shivam Anand) replied

      remove it from wireframe mode


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      Yatkong Lai(Yatkonglai) replied

      5 at 2 .25.48@2x.png

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    • Omar Domenech replied
      Solution

      Up to the left it says "User Perspective (Clipped)". You must have hit ALT + B at some point and you clipped the view. Just hit ALT + B again with your mouse in the viewport and it'll go away. 

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      Yatkong Lai(Yatkonglai) replied

      I have uploaded the file to Google Drive. Would you please take a look at it?
      https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YTrSHqfATc_koqsf8v5NpHHUGurIndH4/view?usp=drive_link

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Like Omar said: just press ALT+B again.

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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      You can only see what is between the yellow lines in your file:


      ALT+B.png

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      Yatkong Lai(Yatkonglai) replied

      Thank you very much!!!!!


      I finally know why it is; it's indeed alt+b that can display it.

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