Test and be prepared with extra resources just in case you have to add some additional space or move a few railings. And if you're short on space you can also block your ability to place the turret itself. The trick here is that they can also block turrets from shooting down if you're not careful. Railings along the tops of the walls not only make it look more finished, they can also provide some extra protection. It looks kinda dumb, but the walls passing through like that ensure at least that it is sealed tight and because they don't stick out far enough to block the actual opening it won't be a problem. Also keep in mind that with the way snap points are setup on the Behemoth Gateway at this time you'll probably end up with your walls passing through a small portion of the gate as shown below. Keep in mind, the gap I show below is on fence foundations that had snapped together just fine. People shouldn't be able to glitch through a tiny visual gap, nor should wild Dinos be able to glitch through. There are cases where even if the corners snap together you'll still end up with a small visible gap. You'll want to make sure you keep your corners perfectly square and count out the sides exactly. If a segment is out just a hair it may not connect and may refuse to place. These walls have no smart snapping or shaping at this time. The corner to close the wall will need to match perfectly. I've taken the habbit of putting the gates into the gateways only once everything else is done. Should you run into problems building the walls etc, and then need to move that gate, it's expensive enough without having to demolish both parts. Another thing to keep in mind is that you may want to install the actual gates into the gateways as your last step. Opening the gate to come in or go out is usually not a problem. In practice at this time, however, I often find that I must dismount to close the gate after exiting. These gates are supposed to be usable while mounted. That part, at least,doesn't usually cause a problem. Once you have the gateway in place, the gate itself will just snap right into the gateway. I have found that standing where you want the inside to be, and looking out, is the best way to get the gate placed correctly. Make sure the outline is facing the direction you want before placing it. It is often easiest to start by placing the gateway and gate.
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