Airlocks leave behind two tiles of vacuum when they open; they destroy any gas present in their tiles when they close. This can be exploited to create a vacuum or destroy unwanted gases.
Expected behavior: Airlocks should displace the gas in their tiles when they close; only if the gases can not be displaced should they be destroyed.
Steps to Reproduce
1) Place a small number of airlocks in a sealed room containing a dupe. 2) Move dupe through the airlocks several times. 3) Note how gas pressure has dropped significantly.
1) Place a small number of airlocks in a sealed room containing a dupe. 2) Move dupe through the airlocks several times. 3) Note how gas pressure has dropped significantly.
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