Place an empty sign on a valid control position on a gate, the gate should not generate but now there's a sign there. Place another sign on the other valid control position and write a name for the gate, nothing more. The result should be something like this
Where the gate now has 2 signs assigned to it, but no button, so it's not possible to activate
Proposed Solution
Up to discussion. One way would be to throw an exception during gate creation, thereby stopping the creation of the portal, if the portal is not always on, that is. If it's always on, then this does not matter, and can be seen as expected behavior
Use Case
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Place an empty sign on a valid control position on a gate, the gate should not generate but now there's a sign there. Place another sign on the other valid control position and write a name for the gate, nothing more. The result should be something like this
Where the gate now has 2 signs assigned to it, but no button, so it's not possible to activate
Proposed Solution
Up to discussion. One way would be to throw an exception during gate creation, thereby stopping the creation of the portal, if the portal is not always on, that is. If it's always on, then this does not matter, and can be seen as expected behavior
Additional Context
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