Post by thatdarnowl on Dec 24, 2023 11:15:19 GMT
Double Pivot Doors
Question Submitted By: RavingWolve
I want to know how to make a double sided PivotDoor, so that that both will open by clicking on them.
Answer Category: Mapping / Embrace
First, go through all the steps to make a regular pivot door for both doors (the steps are given in Making a Door). Then, select one of the doors, and change the script to DoublePivotDoor under the overrides tab of the Things & Templates Editor (N) and apply.
With the door still selected, click once in the 2D grid and then open the Codex Linker (Shift + C). Under the parameters tab, there will be an empty field in the value column (for the second half door). Click once in that empty field (it will highlight blue) and then Shift+click on your second door in the camera view. You should see a purple line appear between the two doors. This is what tells the game to open both doors if you click on one.
Repeat this process for the second door, so that no matter which door you click in the game, both will open.
If you want both doors to open the same way (i.e., "in" or "out"), make sure that you put a "-" in front of the value you set for the yaw of the path corner. For example, if you set the first door's path corner to 90, then set the path corner for the second door to -90.
-- Bug2U
Question Submitted By: RavingWolve
I want to know how to make a double sided PivotDoor, so that that both will open by clicking on them.
Answer Category: Mapping / Embrace
First, go through all the steps to make a regular pivot door for both doors (the steps are given in Making a Door). Then, select one of the doors, and change the script to DoublePivotDoor under the overrides tab of the Things & Templates Editor (N) and apply.
With the door still selected, click once in the 2D grid and then open the Codex Linker (Shift + C). Under the parameters tab, there will be an empty field in the value column (for the second half door). Click once in that empty field (it will highlight blue) and then Shift+click on your second door in the camera view. You should see a purple line appear between the two doors. This is what tells the game to open both doors if you click on one.
Repeat this process for the second door, so that no matter which door you click in the game, both will open.
If you want both doors to open the same way (i.e., "in" or "out"), make sure that you put a "-" in front of the value you set for the yaw of the path corner. For example, if you set the first door's path corner to 90, then set the path corner for the second door to -90.
-- Bug2U
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