how can I delete the invisible wireframe that is inside the mesh? i tried that with join and boolean.
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$\begingroup$ i'm not sure to understand, if you boolean there won't be anymore mesh where the 2 spheres intersect $\endgroup$– moonbootsJan 26 at 21:18
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$\begingroup$ I have now tried again with boolean and it worked. But this was only an example picture. How do I proceed if I have, for example, 50 meshes nested inside each other? I thought there should be an easier way to remove all invisible edges and vertices. In the end this is a sculpture which I then create a wireframe - that's why I want to remove them, because they would then be visible. $\endgroup$– UrbanJan 26 at 23:17
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$\begingroup$ do you mean that you don't want to see the inner vertices when you are in Wireframe display mode? $\endgroup$– moonbootsJan 27 at 4:14
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$\begingroup$ Actually what we see is the sphere that is used as boolean object, what you could do is select it and go into the Object panel > Viewport Display > Display As > Bounds $\endgroup$– moonbootsJan 27 at 10:13
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$\begingroup$ thanks! tried that with remesh, and it works now. $\endgroup$– UrbanJan 28 at 14:07
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