Add: Blog post about the 12.0 signals UI change #229
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Right now, the wiki page for signals needs a lot of updating, and the Junctionary section of the wiki is also full of very questionable designs. Neither of them are good to link from a post like this in their current state. I think the post in general has lots of room for improvement. For example, I don't like the title. |
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Here's a screenshot of the current draft rendered: |
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There's a lot of questions about the changed signal building UI in version 12, so maybe we should write a blog post about it.
Would appreciate some eyes from people more intimately familiar with the "block signals are faster" kind of games in particular, in addition to the regular editing, spelling and grammar stuff.
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