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If you take two paths that require different elevations, you'll block all elevations.
And as far as I understand, the game doesn't care about the civilian models' requirements. So, if they require a specific path, the elevation overrides it and creates its own path. Or is it a game bug, which I think is closer to the truth.
By the way, I noticed that there is no origin of the ring here.
Their special districts (both main and secondary) do not appear, as does their fortress building.
Moreover, it doesn’t matter whether you chose the origin or clicked on the edicts.
the decree does not work. With a regular orbital settlement. Well, almost a regular one, the main building gives you one commander-in-chief, 100 knights, and a perk, the rest is completely vanilla.
So it's best to start with the knights and then add the rest.
I'm a ram. I tried using a mod on version 4.1. Sorry.
By the way, here's a mod for that version.
[4.1] Decision Origins: Electric Boogaloo They work perfectly in synergy: the first creates the station. The second makes it playable.