I would actually much rather have an elevator that set up like that, it's super clear where the ground floor is, and it still has the star to bring your attention to it. Plus it is expandable by reprioritizing the open and closed door buttons to be if you had a basement one or basement two (or a service level) and then you could just move the buttons down a little
You know after the whole fixed the labels of the buttons issue is fixed.
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when things are designed one way and then implemented another.
Or refactored at a later date.
Ugh, yep!
Though in this case I guess there's the benefit of engraved numbers providing accessibility.
Only for the floors that are labeled correctly, though.
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The star, of course, being the almost universally accepted sign for "entrance" in braille++. Or "exit" in certain dialects, conveniently.
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m_pFxnDoorOpen,m_pFxnDoorCloseI would actually much rather have an elevator that set up like that, it's super clear where the ground floor is, and it still has the star to bring your attention to it. Plus it is expandable by reprioritizing the open and closed door buttons to be if you had a basement one or basement two (or a service level) and then you could just move the buttons down a little
You know after the whole fixed the labels of the buttons issue is fixed.