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Doors Built In Space Do Not Block Space Exposure When Opened(cant build drywall behind them either)

Defaultio

By Defaultio

    • Branch: Live Branch Version: Windows Pending

I think the title says it all. When placing doors in tiles with space exposure, doors do not block exposure when opened (airflow doors never block exposure).  

I was having the same issue with airflow tiles not blocking space exposure and not letting me place drywall behind them (this occurs whether the tile or the drywall is placed first).

However, I found I was able to place a ladder with drywall behind it, then build an airflow tile over the ladder. This gave me the expected outcome of drywall behind an airflow tile (blocking space exposure).

Unfortunately you can not place a door over anything in the game (other than utilities) so I could not replicate this for doors.

 

This was previously not an issue for me, and seems to have been a common bug before 2020.

Steps to Reproduce

When placing either tile first, the same outcome is achieved. That space exposure is not blocked.

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ONIZone

Have you had any success with Mesh Tiles?  I have used them and they block gas... oddly.  Though, this does nothing for the door issue youre having.

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Defaultio
19 hours ago, SGT_Imalas said:

doors, mesh tiles and airflow tiles all block space exposure, even tho they dont mention it

I know that they should, the bug I reported is that they are not. I know its a bug because I know they are supposed to :)

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EricKlei

The tooltip that indicates space exposure is confusing but in my testing doors still block space exposure. I've tested with Duplicant built doors and sandbox built doors. Could you provide more detailed steps to reproduce the issue?

In my testing I noticed replacing Airflow Tiles with Drywall or vice versa using sandbox instant build mode does cause the gases to leak. Were you using sandbox tools in your testing?

 

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