How does sealing a Brick corner post work?

[Bugssy]

Our small camp has a palisade, and we've just made our first steel, so we think it's time to build a brick wall.

Our problem is, that given the sheer amount or resources needed to complete it (we estimated over 2000 bricks), this will be a week long endeavor.

The obvious solution is to build it inside of our palisade, so no one can mess with it, but then we looked into the option of starting an external corner post, (open for any vandals to mess with) then quickly building the two walls that lead away from the corner post. Since no one in their right mind would come along and start adding brick corner posts to our wall, we think it'll be safe.

The question lies in the corner post.

We noticed that when building the palisade, you don't click on the corner post to extend the wall, you actually click on the wall section you want to extend.

So, does sealing a corner post disable you from extending the walls already leading from the corner post, or does it only stop you from building further walls from the corner post itself?

[novaalpha]

So, does sealing a corner post disable you from extending the walls already leading from the corner post

No

does it only stop you from building further walls from the corner post itself?

Yes

[TeckXKnight]

It only stops you from extending walls from the cornerpost itself, you can extend wall extensions and new cornerposts just fine.

We just had a thread about this. Let me get you a link.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=19136

[pyrale]

Full answer :
When you right-click on a set and unsealed cornerpost, a pie menu opens. Sealing the cornerpost prevents this menu from opening.
Already opened pie menus remain opened and usable.
Wallblocks are completely unaffected (treat them as completely separate objects).

[Bugssy]

Thanks for the quick replies. Fast Response, Excellent Answers, Would Ask Again A++!!