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| - | You'll first need to build a [[voxel]] model for your door. Create a new [[object]] in the [[Voxel Editor]] and build a door model similar to one of those shown in the examples below. For this tutorial, you'll want to have at least two separate frames, one for the door in its closed state and one in its open state. | + | You'll first need to build a [[voxel]] model for your door. Create a new [[object]] in the [[Voxel Editor]] and build a door model similar to one of those shown in the examples below. For this tutorial, you'll want to have at least two separate frames, one for the door in its closed state and one in its open state. Most of the examples in this tutorial will be be based on the first type of door shown. |
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| ====Method 1: Replace Navigation==== | ====Method 1: Replace Navigation==== | ||
| + | The improved version of the [[script]] using the [[Replace Navigation]] method is fairly straightforward. We simply swap the navigation types between " | ||
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| if self.property[" | if self.property[" | ||
door_scripting_tutorial.txt · Last modified: 2017/11/04 11:22 by justin
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