In most circuits, wires connect to the actual gate body not the perimeter of the tile. I've been informed that moving the port from the perimeter of the visual tile to inside the graphic to enforce this visual nitpick would break compatibility with old circuits. A visual update could be applied to the gate that "draws" the line connecting port to gate body to maintain compatibility with previous circuits.
This image describes something that might be a reasonable way to show the wires going "through" the port and to the gate body. whether its a visual update or an implicit segment of wire that is attached to the gate, I don't know what would be best. The port looking like a dot in the middle of the wire is a little weird but not the worst thing in the world
In most circuits, wires connect to the actual gate body not the perimeter of the tile. I've been informed that moving the port from the perimeter of the visual tile to inside the graphic to enforce this visual nitpick would break compatibility with old circuits. A visual update could be applied to the gate that "draws" the line connecting port to gate body to maintain compatibility with previous circuits.
This image describes something that might be a reasonable way to show the wires going "through" the port and to the gate body. whether its a visual update or an implicit segment of wire that is attached to the gate, I don't know what would be best. The port looking like a dot in the middle of the wire is a little weird but not the worst thing in the world