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*''speed'': movement speed. 16 is common doors, 64 turbo. | *''speed'': movement speed. 16 is common doors, 64 turbo. | ||
*''delay'': time to stay open. Can be 0 to keep the door(s) open permanently (unlike [[Door_Raise]] which needs [[Door_Open]] for this purpose). | *''delay'': time to stay open. Can be 0 to keep the door(s) open permanently (unlike [[Door_Raise]] which needs [[Door_Open]] for this purpose). | ||
*''lock'': a lock definition. Check EDF file "base/''game''/items.edf" [[lockdef]] entries for supported values. | *''lock'': a lock definition ID. Check EDF file "base/''game''/items.edf" [[lockdef]] entries for supported values. | ||
*''lighttag'': optional sectors to light, Boom-style, as door opens and closes. | *''lighttag'': optional sectors to light, Boom-style, as door opens and closes. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:40, 1 May 2018
13:Door_LockedRaise(tag, speed, delay, lock, lighttag)
Opens a locked door.
Arguments[edit]
- tag: tag of sectors to open as locked doors. 0 means the sector behind the trigger linedef.
- speed: movement speed. 16 is common doors, 64 turbo.
- delay: time to stay open. Can be 0 to keep the door(s) open permanently (unlike Door_Raise which needs Door_Open for this purpose).
- lock: a lock definition ID. Check EDF file "base/game/items.edf" lockdef entries for supported values.
- lighttag: optional sectors to light, Boom-style, as door opens and closes.
Remarks[edit]
This door can be "manual" and retriggerable if its activation mode is "use" and tag 0. To have a door which doesn't close, use delay 0.
