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Half-Life
Tutorials
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Update:
December 3, 2000
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Name: My First Door Description: This tutorial shows in easy steps how to make a basic moving door window Update: December 3, 2000 Download the tutorial here 
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My
First Door - by Tiger
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For this tutorial I took the the two rooms from the 'My First Hallway' tutorial and added two triggered doors in the hallway. First of all make a brush 64 units wide and 112 units high and give it a door texture (in the example I used the C1A0B-DR4B texture and as you can see the texture is right fitted without stretching it)  
 Then put the door in the hallway (remember when the door opens the brush doesn't disappear it only moves into the wall. To cover the open door completely with wall you have to put the door a little bit in side the hallway [around 4 units] as you can see on the picture)   Then copy the door and put it also in the hallway next to the right room (just a possibility that isn't so important for this tutorial) and because the right door should open in the opposite direction you have to enter a minus before the horizontal stretch value at the surface inspector 'S'.  You
also can make this step after the first door is completely finished. As you can see both doors should open to the right side if you're standing in front of them. 2. Make the door brush to a (triggered) func_door Select one door-brush and make it a func_door. Then open the entity inspector and enter this keys: FOR THE LEFT DOOR: Key: angle value: 270 The open direction in degrees Key: delay value: 1 The time to wait before the door open after it was triggered Key: wait value: 10 The time to wait before closing again Key: speed value: 100 The moving speed in units per seconds Key: lip value: 4 The part of the door you will see standing out of the wall in the open position Key: movesnd value: 2 The moving sound Key: stopsnd value: 6 The stop sound Key: targetname value: d1 A possible target name if you decide to trigger the door  FOR THE RIGHT DOOR: The same keys. I only changed the opening direction in the opposite one (90°)  After entering all key your doors should look like this in the XY-screen  If you want to trigger the doors go one with the next step otherwise you are finish (but make sure you haven't used the targetname key) 3. A trigger_multiple to open the doors In order to trigger the doors you need a trigger_multiple entity in front of every door. So make three brushes one for every door and one in the hallway and give them the AAAtrigger texture. Then select them all and make them a trigger_multiple with this keys: key: target value: d1 Give it the same value you choose for the key targetname by the func_door key: wait value: 11 Give it minimum the same value you used for the wait key by the func_door   After all your two doors should look like this in the XY-screen or like that in your camera view  Now you finished your first triggered doors.
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