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FPSC Classic Product Chat / How do you use door entities

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dwalther2
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Posted: 15th Sep 2009 03:29
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Not trying to be dense or anything. But can somone give me an idea on how to use the door \"entities\" as opposed to the door segments? They seem somewhat useless even though they are functional. They don\'t cut a hole in the wall and seem too small for between wall segments. Thanks.
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Coach Shogun 20
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Posted: 15th Sep 2009 03:37
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You have to use the door segments, don't worry, they work fine and punch a hole in the wall for you.

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Kravenwolf
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Well, you have to use the door segments in order to cut into the walls. But, you can right-click on the door inside the cutout, and delete it, and then use the door entities to create half-open doors, or doors that have been busted off of their hinges.






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dwalther2
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Posted: 15th Sep 2009 03:46
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ok I see now what the application would be. Thanks very much for that info. Did'nt know about the right click trick. Probably should be mentioned in the manual (at leaset I did't see any reference to it). Makes sense now.
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AdrianoJones Wannabe
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Oh! So thats how you do it! Thanks Kravenwolf!
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Dustov
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Thanks dwalther2 for the question and Kravenwolf for the answer. I've wondered about that myself.
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dwalther2
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np...been thinking about it for a while and tried different things that did'nt look too good. So the help and kudos are appreciated.
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Bigsnake
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Quote: "Well, you have to use the door segments in order to cut into the walls. But, you can right-click on the door inside the cutout, and delete it, and then use the door entities to create half-open doors, or doors that have been busted off of their hinges."


wow , thx Kravenwolf for that info

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Yeah, the doors that are placed automatically in pre-fabbed rooms do not fit properly when they open up to a passageway. I found the best solution for this is to use a door with a frame, as the frame fills in the space between the door and the walls
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