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I'm not to up to date with flatten, but isn't it suppose to move everything to 0 on the z axis. If so why don't you select all the objects and change their z to 0 after exploding or use the following (Not mine someone else on here made this macro)
^C^C_move;_all;;0,0,0;0,0,1e99;_move;_p;;0,0,0;0,0,-1e99;
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Does exploding first WITHOUT flattening keep the correct dimensions?
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You might have to use overkill now as you have eg two squares superimposed on each other.
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I've never worked in 3d so this might not work. Try doing the explode, then overkill, then flatten.
Does that help?
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You might want to explore the Viewbase command and the related commands and stop destroying your 3D model. Assuming you have the version with that command.
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