I'm aware that you cannot rotate compounds which INCLUDE an object that
cannot be rotated by arbitrary angles; this is probably what you refer
to, but it is NOT the problem.
The problem is that you CAN rotate the compound if it stands alone, but
as soon as an object OUTSIDE this compound is drawn which cannot be
rotated by arbitrary angles, rotation of the rotatable compound suddenly
also fails. To me it looks as if a check goes wrong: Rotation should
check whether the compound to be rotated contains a component which
cannot be rotated by arbitrary angles. What happens is that somehow
other objects outside the compound that should be rotated are checked on
whether they are rotatable by arbitrary angles.
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rotation of compound objects fails
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