LordGawaine Posted October 6, 2011 Posted October 6, 2011 I tried doing DoorREF.inaccessible similar to enable/disable but it doesn't seem to like that... anyone know how?
AlexxEG Posted October 6, 2011 Posted October 6, 2011 (edited) You could make two door on top of each other, make one of them inaccessible and the other whatever you want. Then disable the "normal" door and enable the inaccessible door through a script. EDIT: Guess I didn't really answer your question, so no, you can't make doors inaccessible. Edited October 6, 2011 by Alexx378
LordGawaine Posted October 6, 2011 Author Posted October 6, 2011 You could make two door on top of each other, make one of them inaccessible and the other whatever you want. Then disable the "normal" door and enable the inaccessible door through a script. EDIT: Guess I didn't really answer your question, so no, you can't make doors inaccessible. Thanks anyway though... seems weird that you can't do it the same was as enable/disable... but I'll take your idea of making a 2nd door... that'll work fine. Just duplicate and make a new REF and then script for that, no big deal! :)
AlexxEG Posted October 6, 2011 Posted October 6, 2011 You could make two door on top of each other, make one of them inaccessible and the other whatever you want. Then disable the "normal" door and enable the inaccessible door through a script. EDIT: Guess I didn't really answer your question, so no, you can't make doors inaccessible. Thanks anyway though... seems weird that you can't do it the same was as enable/disable... but I'll take your idea of making a 2nd door... that'll work fine. Just duplicate and make a new REF and then script for that, no big deal! :) No problem, and good luck. :)
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