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Slic3r: 1.3.1-dev-54a31ee
OS: Ubuntu 18.04.4
Load STL
Select model.
Right click - Rotate - Around z axis...
Input 90 - press ok
Model moves 90 degrees counter clock wise as expected.
Input 90 - press ok
BUG Model doesn't move.
Input 0 - press ok
Model doesn't move. (As expected for relative rotations, but not absolute.)
Input -90 - press ok
BUG Model rotates 180 degrees.
Around x