For example, let's assume the entire current terrain is an 'Out of map' tile, and a 'Foundation' tile is placed on top of it. This Foundation tile is not an extra tile layered on top of another. Therefore, if it is deconstructed, it's equivalent to the tile itself being completely deleted. The old version of the Deployer did not have this issue, even with forced deconstruction.

If this is allowed, there is a risk that players will arbitrarily change the planet's planned terrain.

I'm confused.
Is it possible to get the same result if you manually use the deconstruction plan?

No. This tile is not subject to deconstruction under any circumstances.

The mod causing the issue is 'Planet Linox.' In the underground facility of this planet, a copied tile called linox-installation-foundation is used. It seems that when using the 'Super Deconstruction Mode' in the BADChest, all of these tiles are also being deconstructed.

For now, the issue does not occur if the 'Super Deconstruction' command is not used, but I am concerned that players might deliberately damage the terrain. The tile itself is not significantly different from the vanilla Foundation, except for the addition of the autoplace property.

The old version of the Deployer did not have this issue, even with forced deconstruction.

This is most likely because the old deployer ignores the "super forced" signal. And it also ignores all other non-vanilla virtual signals...

Can you send me a save file?

Please tell me the email address, and I will send it right away.

• Ah, I will post it on Git. Please wait a moment.

Ah, I don't think I'll be able to send it via GitHub. I need an email address.

For now, I have solved the problem by removing the minable property from the tile.

The new deployer creates a temporary deconstraction plan and sets a filter based on the signals. It also allows to use super_forced mode.

If it's important to you that a foundations can be minable, then try to make that a foundation and a deployer have different forces. Only those entities that belong to the same force as the deployer should be marked for deconstruction. I'm not sure if this works for tiles...