DarkORB (/m1) Look at the G4G5 logo on the examples page. It
is four disconnected shapes to be cut with one snip.

El Kabong, go to the examples page and read the directions.

"Bold lines are desired cuts."
"The thin outside rectangle is [...] the boundary of the paper."
"The dashed lines are 'valley' folds [...]"
"The dot-dashed lines are 'mountain' folds [...]"

Seems very simple to me. I folded and cut out the angelfish
successfully.

"Cut along a line" is an imperative sentence.

This guy is a moron. "Cut along a line" is meaningless. Along which line? An edge? The illustrations certainly don't seem to indicate that. The Web is infested with inadequate dolts who haven't mastered simple declarative sentences.

Line - from cutting exactly at the edge of a fold.
Point - from cutting exactly at the vertex of some folds.
(If I understand this correctly.)

How would you get floating lines and points from a sheet of paper?