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Thaumaturgy

What happens to A, happens to B.

If what happens isn't happening, let me know.

Known issues:
-The circuits will trigger for no reason. This is a bug with moving triggers. They'll literally trigger on nothing. Other times, it's because they entered the bounding box of what triggers them even if the bounding box is bigger than the physical surface (Example: The empty space for an L-shape). This makes it possible to glitch the entire map and skip to the end. So, you have two challenges: Glitch your way through and actually solve it.

-The circuit cube's walls may not always disappear or the wrong ones will disappear. This is due to the trigger that sets them off refusing to work like in Here a Second Ago... whether copied straight out of that map or made from scratch. You'll have to unpress and repress the cube button to fix this.

-The circuits will sometimes rotate in the opposite direction you wanted. This is normal. All it means is you are choosing a position that momentary_rot_button cannot directly rotate to. Example: If you want the position at 270 degrees and you are at 0 degrees, momentary_rot_button will first go to 90 and 180 instead of rotating backwards. Scripting this is possible, but I need to wrap my head around tracking circuit orientation and either switch which axis and direction to rotate or take the same rotation axis and apply the orientation to it before rotating. Something like that.