The wiki explains that in the case of overlapping regions, the region with the higher priority would set the rules or “override” the region under it. I’ve tested this on a few occasions and found some issues.
Instance 1: Region 1 with a lower priority has Region 2 overlapping it with a higher priority. Region 1 has the flags for destroy and place set to false while Region 2 has the flags destroy and place set to true. What happens when I try to break / place something while standing in the overlapped areas is that I will be able to break something but it would tell me simultaneously that I don’t have permission to do that, or it simply won’t work at all.
Instance 2: I have Region 1 with no flags. Region 2 is overlapping Region 1 that has the enter flag set to false and has a higher priority. I can still pass through Region 2 at the overlapped area.
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The wiki explains that in the case of overlapping regions, the region with the higher priority would set the rules or “override” the region under it. I’ve tested this on a few occasions and found some issues.
Instance 1: Region 1 with a lower priority has Region 2 overlapping it with a higher priority. Region 1 has the flags for destroy and place set to false while Region 2 has the flags destroy and place set to true. What happens when I try to break / place something while standing in the overlapped areas is that I will be able to break something but it would tell me simultaneously that I don’t have permission to do that, or it simply won’t work at all.
Instance 2: I have Region 1 with no flags. Region 2 is overlapping Region 1 that has the enter flag set to false and has a higher priority. I can still pass through Region 2 at the overlapped area.