In level.cpp I can see some annotations written by a dev, for example:
olterrain* Door = RoomScript->GetDoorSquare()->GetOTerrain()->Instantiate(); //Bug! Wrong room!
I'm not sure, but the comments seem to suggest that the properties of a door may be changed (in say, the shop door) while the settings of another room are being used to determine these properties. Say the status of a lock on a shop door is being changed while the method accesses the flags of another room on the floor?
The code associated with placing doors is enormous and hard to follow. I wonder if it would make sense to use a post-hoc method to unlock all the doors in a room that is not supposed to have locked doors?
Do you know whether the problem persists in non-shop rooms that have
AllowLockedDoors = false;
?