Easy way to do doors?

[Chronocide]

Okay, so player clicks the door, door event transfers the player from in front to the other side

There's gotta be an easier way to do this...Suggestions?

Is there like a way to mass produce doors that automatically work? Or is the solution a distinct lack of doors...?

[spyke624]

Can't get any simpler than this:
>Create one door
>Set it to "Player Touch"
>Copy/Paste to wherever
>Adjust transfer coordinates
>Adjust Graphic

[MartyrmanX]

◆Play SE：Open1 (90, 100, 0)
◆Set Movement Route：This Event (Wait)
： ：◇Turn Left
： ：◇Wait：3 frames
： ：◇Turn Right
： ：◇Wait：3 frames
： ：◇Turn Up
： ：◇Through ON
◆Set Movement Route：Player (Skip, Wait)
： ：◇1 Step Forward
： ：◇1 Step Forward
◆Set Movement Route：This Event (Wait)
： ：◇Through OFF
： ：◇Turn Right
： ：◇Wait：3 frames
： ：◇Turn Left
： ：◇Wait：3 frames
： ：◇Turn Down

This is a door Event Page without the transfer command. Assuming you want the player to walk through the door within the same map, we animate the door sprite, make a "Through" for a player to pass, force the player forward, turn off "Through", then reverse the animation.

After you've replicated the event, copy and paste the event page onto every new door produced.

[Chronocide]

Thank you so much. That is awesome.

And you've totally opened up my mind to new ways to use this program. Thank you.

[MartyrmanX]

Originally posted by Chronocide:

Thank you so much. That is awesome.

And you've totally opened up my mind to new ways to use this program. Thank you.

No problem. Good luck!

[C64 Mat]

I recommend having a "test map" which you can delete before compiling the finished game, where you can paste all of your custom events like this which might not be suitable for a common event. Really helps having that kind of map as a "clipboard" as it were!

[Chronocide]

Originally posted by C64 Mat:

I recommend having a "test map" which you can delete before compiling the finished game, where you can paste all of your custom events like this which might not be suitable for a common event. Really helps having that kind of map as a "clipboard" as it were!

Another good suggestion. Thanks.