* Pointing at an X or Z side of something that's detected as a pole/post will mount the sign onto that pole. Note that the sign actually occupies the node space in front of the pole, since they're still separate nodes. But, I figure, no one's going to want to use the space in front of the sign anyway, because doing so would of course obscure the sign, so it doesn't matter if the sign logically occupies that node space.
+* If you're holding "Sneak" (usually shift) while placing, the on-pole/hanging/yard checks are skipped, allowing you to just place a sign flat onto the ground, ceiling, or top/bottom of a pole/post, like they used to work before `signs_lib` was a thing.
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* If a sign is on the wall or flat on the ground, the screwdriver will spin it from one wall to the next, in clockwise order, whether there's a wall to attach to or not, followed by putting it flat on the ground, then flat against the ceiling, then back to wall orientation.
* If a sign is hanging from the ceiling (not flat against it), the screwdriver will just rotate it around its Y axis.
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