Cut the section
Open the view toggles and slide the clipping plane through the house.
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Some questions need the house cut open. Builder's view modes read the building instead of decorating it: an editorial cross-section slices the model with a clipping plane so both levels show at once, interior placement ghosts furniture while you position it, and layer toggles with a grid keep the plan legible. Underneath, interiors stay honest — every daylit opening carries a RectAreaLight into the room, and interior faces use a dimmed indoor ambient.
Open the view toggles and slide the clipping plane through the house.
Walls, openings and structure in one cut — ground floor and attic together.
Turn on interior ghosting and position furniture without losing the walls.
Toggle layers and the grid — then toggle them off and look again.
Cross-section & interior views is one of fifteen feature pages covering what ships in Builder today — every claim here maps to a shipped, verified feature. The list below is the concrete surface:
Placing things inside rooms. With interior ghosting on, the furniture you are positioning turns translucent against the walls, so you can see the room while the object is under the cursor — place it, and it solidifies into the scene.
Yes — that is the cross-section. The clipping plane cuts the model where you slide it, so the ground floor's walls and the attic's roof structure read in one view. It is a view mode: the design underneath is untouched.
No. Cross-section, ghosting, layers and grid are view modes — they read the building and change nothing. Hand them to a client and the design is exactly as you left it.
Keep reading the tour, or jump back to the Explore hub for all fifteen.
No install, no plugin — a house builds itself the moment the page opens.
Illustrations by GetIllustrations.com (Angle pack).