Well, I bet both you and me are getting bored with me posting "Xara is inaccurate" topics every now and then, so I'll prompt you with a question instead, so perhaps I can get a nice solution to avoid this in the future!
I was recommended by another thread here to achieve a 3D effect by cloning, moving and then adding the clones together and trim a few vertices.
This worked, but now I wanted to subtract/slice the original shape from my newly created "3D volume" so I could shade the parts independently.
If you open the attached file, and then subtract the green object from the red (or slice, but subtracting is easier to see), notice the "garbage" objects produced. (For extra credit, hehe, also notice how the previously cloned and added object produced a little overlap in the corners.)
So, why did this subtract problem happen?
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