[TomBunce]

I've run across several bugs in the beta:

Text boxes for SizeTo and MoveTo will not highlight with a double or triple click to select all the numbers.

I was having trouble installing the App and getting it to take my license number. I think I ended up having to run the executable via the Terminal from within the Package Contents to get it to work.

Bas Relief from Texture will cause it to warn there are too many pixels for it, averaging down to 256x256, then it crashes out the App with a fatal error.
These bugs may be general to the App:
Several times I have had the app crash out and it says it wrote a recovery file to the /tmp directory. That took awhile to figure out that it was the MacOS /tmp directory and I had to use the Terminal to move it out of there to get AC3D to be able to see it. Then it didn't work so I lost an hour of work. (I save quite often because I don't trust it not to crash).

Text boxes are a bit too small to show all of the digits which requires a mouse drag to make sure I get all of them.

The outline for selected objects/surfaces/vertices gets in the way of selecting other things. It's like the outline drawing is on top of the other things and it thinks I'm trying to resize all the selected things even though the shift key is down and that should trigger selecting (or unselecting) objects under the sizing box.

Duplicate menu item will duplicate the things selected without moving them (as I want) and Cmd-D keyboard shortcut will offset the objects (which I don't want) if that is a Preference setting, that's fine, but the two actions should be identical.

Knife and Knife and Cut Away both do the same thing to a cube and a surface. I would like to be able to use the surface to slice the cube (or other object) in half. I can't seem to get anything to do a simple slice.

Surface->Cut Away Object only duplicates the cube and surface, no slicing or anything else appears to happen.

Wishes: Divide needs a way to specify how many divisions I want. Even better would be a way to select the edges of a surface and have it divide just those sides by a specified number so I can get just two surfaces instead of four (and three instead of nine once I can divide more than just in half).

Doing a Boolean operation makes way too many sub-surfaces with something as simple as a cube with an octagonal cylinder. I get the impression the internal math is only 32 bits and the lack of precision makes it want to divide the edges up too much. Sometimes with slightly more complex objects this has the side-effect of leaving tiny holes that will then cause subsequent boolean operation to fail even though it works the first time with either of two or three objects but not when I do the next one.

That list should keep you busy for awhile!