What did you do?
I went into the interface settings and checked the "Show parameters in selection lists" option.I then went to select a signal on the output of a constant combinator and one on the enable condition of an inserter.
What happened?
The GUI showed two sets of the blueprint parameter signals with different tooltips: If I select one of the parameters (say the top "0") on the constant combinator to output one, then use the other one (the bottom "0") on the inserters enable to be > 0, the inserter stays disabled. (i.e. the two signals are distinct).However, when I then cut and pasted this set up, it asked me to select a single signal for "paramater-0", which replace both of the "0" signals with the chosen one, thus enabling the inserter.
What did you expect to happen instead?
I expected there to be only one copy of the parameters.If two copies where in fact intended, I would expect the tooltip to help me understand the difference.
Moreover, I would not expect them to both be considered the "same" parameter when copying and pasting.
Does it happen always, once, or sometimes?
AlwaysOn a related note, in the map editor you can obtain "parameters" (the ones with the stack size in the tooltip) as an item and put them in chests, which are them read properly by the circuit network. However, this is useless as cut/copy-and-paste and blueprints discard the contents of chests.