Steve wrote:
> 
> It'd make life a lot easier if the object being differenced didn't lose it's
> texture,

It does not. But surface that is left at the cut is the surface of the cutting
object, and has the texture of that object.
POV cannot give the cut surface the texture of the object you're cutting,
because in many cases it is impossible to determine what that texture should be.
Consider a CSG merge of two spheres, one red and one green. If you now cut this
object, what colour should the cut surface be?
Generally, it makes sense to leave the component objects untextured and apply
the texture to the whole CSG construct.

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Margus Ramst

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