Hmm, sorry. I've seen it done before on this forum so I thought it was OK. either way, how else did you expect them to believe that you werent going to do it?

I could say it myself

If you were, then you would have done it before.


Anyone? No one else is able to re-model the house?

I thought that it is house, look like house from stranded2

Hold on. I hope were not back at the beginning where we were talking about making the stranded II house enterable, because if we are, then, there's no need to model anything. We talked about this and concluded that the best method for turning THAT house into a usable player house was to copy it and give it an on:use{loadmap} event...

I thought you wanted a NEW house model made...

ok, another long post as I piece together what you are trying to do.

You want to replace the current model of the house with one that includes an interior, and have a second copy of that model but with an open door.

These new models will be scripted to function like a gate does. On use it switches the current model to the one with the open door and vice versa.

Pretty much, players uses the door by pressing {usekey}, the model of closed door house is replaced with model of open door house. Player enters the house via open door. Player can then turn around and hit {usekey} and the model of open door house is switched with closed door house, therebye shutting the player in the house.



NOTE: {usekey} is the key you press to use items, which for me is rightshift, but I forgot the defualt so I put {usekey} in the desription

I had asked if this is what we were trying to do, and I was told yes. So, to do this, we need the current house model to be modified to have an interior, and then copy that file and rename it, and remove the door from that file


If you would truly like to make a new model, instead of just editing(which seems to me to be easier), let me know.

I had asked if this is what we were trying to do, and I was told yes.

Right... This can be done in 2 ways.
1: make a model for house with door open and house with door closed, then swap them on usekey.
2: (preferred but harder) create a house object with a hollow door and make a door object as well, then on build house, place the door object as well, then, on use door, you can rotate it's position, effectively removing the need for swapping models. The other added advantage is that the house's on:use event remains clear for other use.

Oh... and by the way


We're not TELLING you anything. We're ASKING what you want. We have presented two methods of achieving the same thing with different pros and cons. We're asking YOU to decide what you want.