Nov 12, 2020 · NOTE (7/30/23): This tutorial covers the basics of making an animated door. However, it is very outdated for my skill level (since this tutorial is almost 3 years old) and not the most efficient way to accomplish this. If you want a more advanced method of creating an animated door, I’d reference some of the replies left under this post. Introduction So I was looking for a tutorial on how to ...

Oct 17, 2020 · Welcome, this tutorial will be going over on how you can make your own simple and easy-to-understand E-to-interact door. This can be done with anything, but this tutorial will be going over it with a door, and with the basics of ContextActionService and UserInputService, along with CollectionService. This tutorial will also use TweenService to show progress. This tutorial assumes you know ...

Jun 28, 2021 · I want to make a door that you can’t collide one way but collide the other way. I just want a door where you can walk in from one side and not the other. I don’t really have any idea on how to make this but can you reply with some suggestions for me.

Apr 13, 2022 · local door = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("Door") -- make a part in workspace and name it "Door" so the script can find your door. script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function() -- the touch event, also script.Parent means that the script will search for the thing that's above it, so change it if you have something above your script who's not your door.

Aug 15, 2022 · 2. Scripting the Button to be Automatic Add a script inside of the Button and write this script: local Door = game.Workspace.Door -- Type the name of your door local Button = script.Parent Button.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really red") -- Makes the button red (DELETE IF YOUR PART IS ALREADY RED FROM THE PROPERTIES) Button.RedDetector.MouseClick:Connect(function() Door.CanCollide = false ...

Mar 5, 2021 · Hello world! Most games we visit have doors, each of them have their own respective way of functioning. Today I’m going to share with you my own door build! So this is an example of the finished product. Not bad right? The best part is that it isn’t even that complicated to create yourself! I started off by making the door and all parts which are supposed to move. This doesn’t have to be ...

Sep 2, 2020 · Hi, I am currently trying to make a door that opens when you click a button and then closes when you press the same button. The Door: I already know how to do it with one button but I am trying to have a cool Tween or something so that the door slides down into the floor. I honestly have no Idea how to do this. I have tried following a …

Apr 15, 2022 · I made a different post on how to make a door that opens when you step on a button but I wanted there to be multiple doors the code didn’t seem to work though explorer for doors explorer for buttons code to open door1 -- local Door = workspace.DoorModel:WaitForChild("Door1") local ButtonDebounce = false local DoorDebounce = false script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit) if hit.Parent ...

May 31, 2022 · I’m pretty new to scripting for my own project. To explain the topic further, I am currently making a door using Proximity, simple open and close as you press “E”. Anyways, you know how in The Mimic, where they add these locked doors and that players need to find a key to unlock the door. I am struggling to figure out how to add a key connected to the door. Script: local frame = script ...

Mar 24, 2020 · How would I make this door only open for one person? To Clarify the door works perfectly fine, however I only want it to be open on one persons screen, the person who opened the door. I tried replacing the script with a localscript with the same block of code inside but it didn’t seem to work. Here is the script for the door. local db = true function onClicked() if db == true then db = false ...