Fuso hull still refuses to be winched after 1.2.0 patch

[Aussie_6]

Downloaded the 1.2.0 patch and immediately started a new Fuso contract. I'm very pleased that the vents, copper cables and aluminium piping all correctly knock down and pick up now. Glad that's fixed. But sad to say that a section of hull still refused to be winched.
See images here: https://imgur.com/a/1wanIwW

There's still a section of decking with an unbroken saw point trapped inside the hull, where it cannot be reached by saw or explosives.

[krobin02]

yeah I've had the same-thing even before latest patch. Since it is my 2nd play through, When I do the outer rim, I don't even bother with the hammer or same, I just use explosives all the way around. It is more expensive but a work around I discovered after my 1st play through.

[postie]

This is a major glitch, surely this should be fixed before the less noticeable or minor stuff?

[Pesky]

In version 1.2.1 I discovered that the winches don't agree with one-another.

For a big hull plate in Fuso, freed of anything attached to it, I clicked on it while using one winch. The winch highlighted things attached to the next hull plate along. I knew this was wrong. I went to the next winch along and it had no problem pulling the original hull plate away from the ship. Later, I found the same problem and workaround with a different plate.

This doesn't work around all hull plate problems. There are still cases where the game thinks that a floor plate not attached to the hull plate needs to be removed. But it helps.

[Mean Mad Angry German]

That one had a panel on the under side, connection point hiding being one of the vertical spars. I how ever have a problem with the very rear top panel on that side.

[prtmh]

Finally finished Fuso. Nothing left but some random saw connectors . Started it after 1.20 and finished it after 1.21. Some hull plates thought they were connected even though you could see they were not, but by carving away all around those areas it was finally satisfied and allowed me to winch them. I tried not to collapse major areas. Like the ant and the elephant, took it one little bite at a time, for a long time.