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See pic below.
I have:
layer 1 - LInes
layer 2 - Lines
layer 3 - Lines
How can I make the lines from layer 1 fully visible when it intersects layer 2 and 3?
I still want the lines from layer 2 and 3 to be visible once they go below the drawing of layer 1.
As Chuck stated
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Cannot understand the sketch. Do you want to send a line below another layer?
Please explain!
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Use multiple blend mode on your top layers.
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As Chuck stated
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As I remember it, we used to show an unlinked crossover like this
If you want to put a small break in a line to show where another line crosses but does not link to it, then add a layer mast > Make a selection around the line (red arrow) and fill the selection with black (red circle)
Are we getting close to your issue, or still miles out?
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Thanks Trevor.. I think I am gonna need that jumper line too. How do you draw it?
As for the example above, layer 1 is an enclosure line, and layers 2 and 3 are drain lines going from one enclosure valve into a pump enclosure, so I am not drawing a jumper on those.