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Support for heavily scaled brushes. #23 #65
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…mmend doing this but now it works.
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I still don't recommend doing this but now it works. You can scale the CSG Model itself and any children, groups, compound brushes, doesn't matter. Currently the vertex editor doesn't work properly but I am waiting for #63 to be merged before fixing it.
Edit: There are also some grid issues and object placement issues. But again this is not meant to be a patch to fix that. It just makes brushes have proper CSG operations when scaled.
Better than this:
