Somehow I think there are some bigger problems with the projections themselves. I think there is something like a projection angle missing. When you add a projection group the Spin CW/CCW buttons changes the position & names of the secondary projections correctly, but doesn't rotate them and the...

wandererfan wrote:Not supposed to look like that. The cut looks right but the view direction is wrong. I'll give your code a try.

Uhm... don't bother with that today. I reread your and my code; yours wasn't so bad, mine has its own problems I think. I'll rethink both variants.

Do you have an example of what's wrong with the projection settings? Here is a messy picture of an example cube: http://i.imgur.com/0eFzAxA.png Section A-A has a wrong projection with the old code, or is it supposed to be like that? Looking at the picture, I think the sign of my code is wrong (like...

I may have a small fix to the section default projection settings. In recent Git, I think the defaults are wrong (but then I am not a pro on those drawings, maybe thats for reason normal behaviour). Anyways, here is a diff: http://pastebin.com/PHiKL6EF Or the modified calcValues function: http://pas...

There is also AppImage which doesn't need anything installed on the system. Just download, chmod +x, run.
I tried it with scribus and it worked well for me.

In the bug report I also added a crash report based on the same steps. I wonder if I should file a separate bug report.
I appended a small python script to provoke that crash...

But you did manage to reproduce the problem?

*edit*
I did a frech checkout and compile of the source on my other computer with Fedora 23 and the bug was reproducible, so I reported it.

To be specific, I'm talking about Part Design Next boolean. I'm sorry if that wasn't clear. It apart from this error, it works for me.
I edited the first post to clarify.

In Part Design Next, when I make a boolean operation between two bodies and then change the placement (angle or position) of the first (base) body, the new placement propagates to the secondary body. However, when I now modify the second body, the original placement of the body is restored and the b...