I did get inspired by this post, but my door uses a completely different approach to the door.
Place down a barrier of your choice and two buttons.
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Wire the first button to hide the door when pressed.
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Wire the other button to do the opposite.
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Here is the finished product:
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And that’s it! It’s pretty simple and it works like a charm. I hope this is useful for you!
And credit to @wingwave , @Magenta_Dragon , and @Rusty for previously making this guide.
To get started, place 2 wooden poles (our doors) like this
Now hide the tilted one by default. I did not include this in the photo but
It is advised to add a barrier to prevent collision bugs
To begin, we will add an invisible button to the center of the doors like this:
For our code, let’s add a new boolean property name isDoorOpen? with default value as false
To hold our code, let’s create a new trigger. This will contain our toggle.
The last step is to add this to the open door:
And this to the closed door and the barrier:
This section will contain bonuses that can add to this project.
#1 - Sliding DoorAs recomended by:
Maybe create a part two of the guide for sliding doors?
You can make a sliding door by simply moving the tilted door for when the door is open to horizontal and positioned like this:
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AWESOME! This reminds me of how doors look on blueprints. This is such a cute idea!
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Awesome,man! I’ll be sure to use this!
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This is an amazing guide! I love the way the door works. Thanks for crediting me for the inspo!
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This is a great guide! I like how you can open and close the door, non have ever done that.
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I have an idea for an improvement. You could add buttons on both sides that activate a different prop so that it looks like it’s swinging in the direction that your walking in.
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Maybe create a part two of the guide for sliding doors?
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Great project! I would love to use this in the future.
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Actually, that was the original idea until I remembered that most doors only open one way
That would be cool! I may make an update
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Bump, also, I found a better way to do this
BUMP, you don’t need block code, it uses too much memory, just have two buttons.
i just like block code tbh
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just realised, the problem with 2 buttons is they would have to be in range of each other. it would break if the user finds a spot where they can press both at the same time.
You can deactivate the other buttons.
DO you need blocks I think there might be an easier way I don’t know?
There is an easier way, follow any of the other guides. Those don’t use blocks.
Yeah I know how to do it I am just saying
i just prefer using block code since its funner
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