zex20913
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1. Place a yellow wall, one row or column thick, with at least three pieces of wall.
2. Place an orb.
3. Split the wall by deleting a middle section.
4. Disassociation occurs, as can be seen.

Not sure if this is a bug, and it doesn't seem to be that bad. Maybe this should be a "niggle".

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mrimer
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I don't understand your concern here. Are you saying that the orb should still be affecting both "new" doors as it affected the single one before? There are probably as many reasons for this as against, so we just decided to choose one approach and stick with it.

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zex20913
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I wasn't really that concerned about it, just noticing and wondering if that's the desired method.

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Snicker
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Yeah - when you split the door integrity, you've changed the rules. Frankly, I'm impressed that the door code is robust enough to react that way. Well done! *applause*

And it only requires a quick going-over to re-connect the second part of the door, so not much time lost there.