@James McKernan When you click on the Clip Cube to activate it - there appears a teal diamond at the bottom of the cube surrounded by 4 blue dots - grab one of those dots to rotate the cube. Grab the Diamond to move the whole clip cube. It's always a cube, but you can rotate and reposition it as needed. Hope that helps.

@@design.alexander Aren't you just the best! Much appreciated for the support. Be well J

@JerryHall Select your viewport and look at the bottom of the Object Info Pallet for Advanced Options. In here there is an option to use original classes instead of the Section Style class (Under display tab I think) . I believe doing this will stop Section style from overriding the display and you should get your line weights back. Not in front of VW right now, so you'll have to test this theory.

@@design.alexander Thanks, I'll give it try!

@Liz Gubler. Hi! Clip cube won't let you do it automatically. You have options: you can draw it in as an annotation (tracing off the 3d) or you could do another viewport via clip cube higher up and then stack the viewports (adjust opacity to taste). On most shows when I have the time, I would make each wall a hybrid symbol and draw out the details I want, but this tutoral is about more speed. You should also look at Auto hybrid symbols which let you define a height above cutline to show as dashed lines, but I'm not a big fan of letting VW pick my lines for me.