@FedexGuy
No problem!

@DeadlyDialga thanks for the help!

@DeadlyDialga ooh ok

@FedexGuy
Did you increase the front width and height values from above 0? It needs to be like 0.15 or something.

@DeadlyDialga appears, i cant fix it. Already set a negative value.

@FedexGuy
If the front fill is 0, you use overload to create a negative value.

@DeadlyDialga what do i then, if it doesnt have a front fill?

I think I understand what you mean. At the very front on the nose cone I do it in two steps.
1: Say the fuselage block at the very front has a front fill of 0/0 and a back of 0.25/0.25. When you apply the cheatline, don’t make the front fill value 0/0. Make it slightly above 0. Like 0.05
2: Use overload to create a negative fill (ex: -0.05) to solve the area on the nose when it fills upwards into that triangle shape

Or if you’re just talking in general on the sides, it takes some precise fuselage slicing. Sometimes I use overload to do values like for example 20.5 top fill.