Offset Door has wrong airtight behavior

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If I have a vacuum-facing Sliding Door (with the door panels facing vacuum) and on the opposite room-side have an Offset Door (offset-side flush with the Sliding Door), then in order:

* Sliding Doors & Offset Door: Closed: Room pressurises

* Sliding Door: Closed, Offset Door: Open: Room depressurises. Expected behaviour: As outer (Sliding Door) is closed, room should remain at pressure (possibly slightly compensation for inter-door vacuum)

Bizarrely through, if:

* Both doors are opened, then outer (Sliding Door) is closed, the room re-pressurises - proving consistent Sliding Door behaviour.

-ethzero

This has been marked outdated, but I am experiencing the same behavior that ethzero described.

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Save file attached.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Start with the room and airlock pressurized completely and both doors closed.

2. Open the outer door (sliding door) to depressurize the airlock.

3. Close the outer door.

4. Open the inner door. Notice the entire room depressurizes when it should not since the outer door is closed.

5. Notice that if the outer door is opened and then closed again, the room will re-pressurize.

I am currently having a problem with offset doors and their airtightness, I put it facing up against a sliding door, so the space inside the sliding door would act as the airlock. When I open the offset door to go outside after just being built, I can exit through it then the sliding door without depressurizing. The problem is once I renter from the sliding door and through the offset door, the room depressurizes whenever the offset door opens, no matter which is open first now.

This problem also seems to happen with the basic Door, as per my post here. I started with an offset door and tried replacing with a basic door to fix it but that didn't help.