Originally posted by mikehorne It worked as advertised. Once I tried using the shortcut it worked, then just out of curiosity I re-opened the scene and did it again with the menu function and it also worked. I wonder if the "trailing" isoparms is not a screen/video thing. Well, thanks again for all of your help. Yeah I got the trailing thing too. Using ati X1900XT-X graphics card - not sure if it's D3D or OGL (Don't know which maya uses for default). Also doing the dragon project. It wasn't made entirely clear in the video - took a bit of trial and error for a goon like me. But once I worked out you had to reselect your first isoparm and then drag all the while holding shift for each new one you wanted to add it all worked great. I thought that you just had to hold shift, select the first one, then click once for each new isoparm you wanted. Boy did I feel dumb when I actually WATCHED what Kurt was doing properly :headbang: