Mischievous door

[Gosen]

Why does door disappear during the event? I just want a locked door, but during the "show text" it disappears. And appears again after the text. I saw video tutorial, where someone was making doors and it didn't happen.

[Kio Kurashi]

Perhaps you should take a look at the page that has your text on it. Perhaps it doesn't have the door as it's graphic.

[Gosen]

The problem is that I can choose only faces, so I thought it's for character's dialogue... Why would door disappear by default, it doesn't make sense.

[kittylitterproduction]

The door does not disappear by default. Something YOU didwith the event caused it.

[Gosen]

I did nothing, quick event - door and this:
https://s18.postimg.org/opstx5xqh/asdasd.png

[AceHangman]

I assume that since you have a Show Text that this door does not open at the current time. Something along the lines of 'This door is locked.' Normally, a door would function just like the Door quick event, basically turning in place to show the different graphics and appearing to open.

However, in cases where you don't want the door to actually open, certain graphics will 'turn' to face the player when activated, similar to how an NPC will turn to face the PC when spoken to. This occurence is most often seen with events with graphics from the C tileset and such, where when you click on them, they seem to turn into a completely different item.

You can set Direction Fix On to prevent this from happening. If you do, and you plan to have to door open later, such as after a quest or the PC finds the key, make sure that the Set Move Route command which 'opens' the door, starts with a Direction Fix Off.

[Gosen]

Originally posted by AceHangman:

I assume that since you have a Show Text that this door does not open at the current time. Something along the lines of 'This door is locked.' Normally, a door would function just like the Door quick event, basically turning in place to show the different graphics and appearing to open.

However, in cases where you don't want the door to actually open, certain graphics will 'turn' to face the player when activated, similar to how an NPC will turn to face the PC when spoken to. This occurence is most often seen with events with graphics from the C tileset and such, where when you click on them, they seem to turn into a completely different item.

You can set Direction Fix On to prevent this from happening. If you do, and you plan to have to door open later, such as after a quest or the PC finds the key, make sure that the Set Move Route command which 'opens' the door, starts with a Direction Fix Off.

That's it! Thanks. Great explanation.