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Ctrl-G enlarges my stuff then groups it #1419
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@Cowski4444 thanks for the bug report, the design in it made this easy to find. The legs are a bundle twisted by 90°, and the view drew a twisted bundle wrongly: it turned each leg only at its top and bottom, so the legs looked like straight bars from corner to corner. The real body, the one that is exported and printed, winds every leg round. Halfway up the legs reach out about 6 mm past the plates, which makes the table 42.4 mm wide instead of 30. On Ctrl+G the group took that true width, and the view stretched everything to fill it, so the plates grew too. I've fixed it in layerling 1.148.0. The view now winds the legs round exactly as they print, and Ctrl+G keeps the plates at 30 × 30 mm. When you open your table now, the legs bulge out past the plates halfway up. That is not a new bug: it is what a 90° twist does to legs standing in the corners, and your export always had them that way. |
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I'm just messing around. Created this piece, which is much like a wooden table I made for my wife. It's currently 3 pieces. Top, bottom and the legs.
When I grab all the pieces to group them, I hit Ctrl-G and it enlarges it and groups it.
For testing purposes, I grabbed only the top & bottom of the table and placed a window around those 2 pieces only & was able to successfully group them. It only enlarges when the legs are involved.
I attached the bug report zip file for reference.
Twisted Table-bug-report.zip
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