(2021-08-17, 16:30)Travis Cobbs Wrote: If you disable primitive substitution in LDView, you will see the original primitive geometry, instead of the geometry indicated by the filename. Similarly, if you select any of the geometry inside the torus primitive in the model tree, it will draw the geometry from the file. Since the geometry in the file is wrong, it gives you the behavior you see. LDView is behaving exactly as designed, and will not be changed.
Thank you for your explanations.
I didn't mean that LDView or LDCad were responsible, I just noticed that there was a problem and tried to expose it at my best (wich is not good apparently) There was no offence intended.
Obviously, if MLCad or LPub3D renderer don't perform primitive substitution, they can't encounter this issue.