Fix issues with Blender 2.8+ boolean modifiers #78
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…n depth in model_generator
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Using an extrusion depth of 0 with Three.js results in the normals of exported objects being flipped inside-out. By supplying an extrusion depth > 0, the standard Blender boolean modifiers should work as expected.
For the current version of the exporter, you can still use Blender 2.8+ if you first flip the normals of meshes that have a depth of 0. I tested with Blender 3.4.