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Also, people with build access could always rotate the TC to give people access, then rotate back so the code lock faces the wall to prevent code lock brute forcing... But then, players can still drop the TC down to where a wall would block the code lock side, put a code lock on it, give whoever build access, and then build the wall in front and forget about it. Raiders could also just blow up the TC, which is what happens anyways.
There's really no reason to not also rotate-in-place by 180 degrees any of the existing boxes, either. Small furnaces too could be rotated in arbitrary ways.