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Example 1: # Have 2 activators linked to 1 AND-signal. # Put a rail block next to the AND-signal and link the AND-signal to other rail blocks # Both activators are on false, put 1 activator on true You'll notice that the orientation of that rail next to the AND block has been set to its linked rails, the AND-signal however never turned "true". Example 2: {F125} Orientations/types should only bet set on a true signal, not on both.

Example 1: # Have 2 activators linked to 1 AND-signal. # Put a rail block next to the AND-signal and link the AND-signal to other rail blocks # Both activators are on false, put 1 activator on true You'll notice that the orientation of that rail next to the AND block has been set to its linked rails, the AND-signal however never turned "true". Example 2: {F125} Orientations/types should only bet set on a true signal, not on both. The same applies for undocking something, any signal does that, only true should.

Example 1: # Have 2 activators linked to 1 AND-signal. # Put a rail block next to the AND-signal and link the AND-signal to other rail blocks # Both activators are on false, put 1 activator on true You'll notice that the orientation of that rail next to the AND block has been set to its linked rails, the AND-signal however never turned "true". Example 2: {F125} Orientations/types should only bet set on a true signal, not on both. The same applies for undocking something, any signal does that, only true should.