Castle Paradox

[sheamkennedy]

I was wondering if it is possible to make my own door script. The normal in-editor doors are fine for most purposes but I wanted to know if I could make my own without any fading? This is more of a curiosity than anything, I'd just like to see if it changes a visual problem that has been bothering me with the current doors I have in this specific map of mine.
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SMK

[The Abominable Doctor Zee]

There's a lot of ways to do it, but most of them would hnge around step-on npcs and this plotscripting command: http://hamsterrepublic.com/ohrrpgce/docs/plotdict.xml#about-teleporttomap

[Bob the Hamster]

What The Abominable Doctor Zee says was true all the way up until very recently.

In the latest versions there is actually a new command "door at spot(x, y)" that lets you check to see if a door exists at a given location. You can use this in an each-step script to manually script your doors if you want to.

(altough honestly this method is *almost* as much work as the invisible step-on NPC method)

[sheamkennedy]

Perfect, thank you.
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[BMR]

You could just not use the in-editor doors altogether. Have a long list in your each-step script that checks if the player is at a certain X,Y coordinates. If the player is, then have it fire a script. That way, you don't have to bother about placing anything on the map.
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