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[Phoenix Fable]

Wher you set up a locked door by using lock block tiles, how do you unlock the door in the next room without using another key?

[Feenicks]

Unless there's some way of doing so that I haven't figured out yet, that's impossible. Sorry. Even Hero of Dreams had to work around that problem.

[Phoenix Fable]

Dang...oh well i'll have to think of another way

[Moonbread]

Supposingly, just make it so that the door on the other side of the room isn't locked. That would do it.

[Phoenix Fable]

Supposingly, just make it so that the door on the other side of the room isn't locked. That would do it.

Yeah it took me a bit to realize that. Thanks!

[Mitchfork]

Supposingly, just make it so that the door on the other side of the room isn't locked. That would do it.

But then, if you see the other side, (as you very well may in some dungeons) it looks bad. The solution:

http://www.purezc.co...mp;#entry429834

Look for Post #134, made by me.

[Phoenix Fable]

yes but im not using 2.5 im using 2.10

[Mitchfork]

yes but im not using 2.5 im using 2.10

As I figures. Oh well, there's really no way around it except for Moonwhsiper's suggestion.

[Phoenix Fable]

I dont mean to go off topic, but where can i download version 2.5?

[Mitchfork]

I dont mean to go off topic, but where can i download version 2.5?

2.5 has not been released yet. It's only in a beta form, and is thus very unstable. I wouldn't recommend doenloading it unless you are EXTREMELY familiar with 2.10.

http://www.shardstor...eamhosters.com/

[Phoenix Fable]

hmmm oh well.

[Akkabus]

if you're using 2.10, you can do this in a cave dmap:

set up a locked door as you normally would in one room, and then for the destination room, instead of lock block combos, use regular combos that look like a locked door. now, on the ground when you enter, hugging the edge of the screen, place permanent triggers that turn the "locked door" into an open door.