Section Analysis cut faces hide the inside of the body: the cap was drawn on the far walls' back faces at their own depth, so every edge between the cut and the far wall (hole and boss edges, corner seams) showed through it like a pane of glass. While a section is shown the solids mark in the stencil where the cap is the visible surface, then draw the cap again there at the depth where the view ray meets the section plane (orthographic and perspective), so holes stay open and the inside is hidden. The native app asks for an 8-bit stencil; without one (eframe's web painter has none) the cap draws as before. Not covered by an automated test (no GPU in the test suite); checked in the app with before/after screenshots

crates/ui-egui/src/lib.rs

@@ -294,10 +294,10 @@ impl SolveApp {
         }
     }
 
-    /// Draw the viewport on the GPU (eframe's wgpu render state, with the app's depth buffer
-    /// bits and MSAA sample count). Without it the viewport renders on the CPU.
-    pub fn set_wgpu(&mut self, rs: &egui_wgpu::RenderState, depth_bits: u8, samples: u32) {
-        self.viewport.gpu = Some(gpu::install(rs, depth_bits, samples));
+    /// Draw the viewport on the GPU (eframe's wgpu render state, with the app's depth and
+    /// stencil buffer bits and MSAA sample count). Without it the viewport renders on the CPU.
+    pub fn set_wgpu(&mut self, rs: &egui_wgpu::RenderState, depth_bits: u8, stencil_bits: u8, samples: u32) {
+        self.viewport.gpu = Some(gpu::install(rs, depth_bits, stencil_bits, samples));
         let info = rs.adapter.get_info();
         self.help.gpu = Some(format!("{} ({:?}, {:?})", info.name.trim(), info.backend, info.device_type));
     }