Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
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Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
Steps to replicate:
Take two boxes. Glue them together. Cut a little corner off one. They are unglued.
The same happens when you try to perform CSG operations.
Take two boxes. Glue them together. Cut a little corner off one. They are unglued.
The same happens when you try to perform CSG operations.

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ShnitzelKiller - Posts: 49
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's supposed to do that. It also unglues if you fixate something to it.

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FruitMonger - Posts: 135
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
This is because if you cut something and it stayed glued, the cut part would remain where it was instead of falling. It should probably be made so that only the cut part unglues.
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Chronos - [Most Active Member 2010]
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
Chronos wrote:This is because if you cut something and it stayed glued, the cut part would remain where it was instead of falling. It should probably be made so that only the cut part unglues.
The main problem with that, is that if you were trying to cut off more than half of an object, the part you wanted to stay would fall. :/
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Fujitsu - Posts: 328
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
Which is why it unglues the whole object.
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Chronos - [Most Active Member 2010]
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
Chronos wrote:Which is why it unglues the whole object.
Bingo.
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Fujitsu - Posts: 328
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
But it even erases all hinges and fixes...

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ShnitzelKiller - Posts: 49
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Re: Cutting of any type (cut tool, CSG, etc) unglues objects.
Well...then you really do have a problem! 
Edit: You know what? I think the cut tool and CSG are the
only ways to cut anything, so you don't need an etc. in the title
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Edit: You know what? I think the cut tool and CSG are the
only ways to cut anything, so you don't need an etc. in the title

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FruitMonger - Posts: 135
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