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Cursor  Easy locked door.

Issue Type: Status: Priority: Date Submitted: Votes:
Enhancement More Info Required Medium Wed 10th Feb 2016 1 vote Vote Up Vote Down
 
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5.0.34.1 Wed 10th Feb 2016 Log In
 
P/o PruneWed 10th Feb 2016 11:18
If you want to create a locked door that can't be opened (is not supposed to be opened at all) You run into some unnecessary choices and mouse clicking that I believe could be avoided.

When I create the <object> door and want to set up the properties things begin to get cumbersome.
I can't choose to have the door locked unless I tick the box Object can be opened and closed. Then I can choose the door to be locked but not unless I provide a key to unlocking it.
Isn't it possible to make it a bit simpler?
 
campbellWed 10th Feb 2016 11:28
If you never intend on allowing the door to be unlocked, I would probably just add a text override to the response when you try to unlock it. The unlock functionality is an extension of the open/close functionality.
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