Removing beam cutbacks in Medium/Fine

I briefly mentioned how to remove beam cutbacks in Medium/Fine in Tips for Beam Cutbacks in Medium/Fine Detail, but I thought the process could use its own posting to cover it in further detail.

I'll use the out-of-the-box Wide Flange as an example (click on images to enlarge).

1. First, edit the beam family and switch to the Ref. Level plan.
   
   
   
   
   
2. There are two sweeps used to represent the geometry: one for Medium and one for Fine detail. Select one of them and Edit the Sweep.
3. Select the horizontal sweep path line and choose Edit Sketch.
4. The path line is locked to the Member Left and Member Right reference planes. Unlock the constraints, and drag the ends to the Left and Right reference planes instead.
5. Use the Align tool: first select a reference plane and then select the path endpoint. The lock icon should appear. Lock this constraint. Do this for both ends of the path line.
   
   
   
   
   
6. Click Finish Path, then Finish Sweep.
7. Select the modified sweep, and then use the Temporary Hide/Isolate tool > Hide Element to hide the sweep in the view.
8. There should be another sweep present. Follow steps 2-6 again for this sweep.
9. Select that modified sweep and use the Temporary Hide/Isolate tool to hide that one as well. You should then be left with two dashed symbolic lines.
10. Follow steps 4 and 5 for these lines.
11. Use the Temporary Hide/Isolate tool > Reset Temporary Hide/Isolate to bring the geometry back to the view.
    
    
    
    
    
12. Reload this family into your project.
    
    
    

The cutbacks should now be removed. Here's a quick video illustrating this process from my original Beam Cutback Tips post.