Energy Doors

Discussion in 'Halo and Forge Discussion' started by Big Boy 2013, May 24, 2008.

  1. Big Boy 2013

    Big Boy 2013 Ancient
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    I would like to know, how do you maker energy doors lay flat on their sides? I am going to try to make a dodgeball-type mini game but will be unable to if I do not know how to do this.
     
  2. Sacred x War

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    Try putting a crate, or alternatively a stack of single walls. then balancing the sheild doors. I'm lost..

    I'll figure something.
     
  3. Killerjoker11

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    Save and quit
     
  4. Jebus1001

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    Ya killerjokers right, I think save and quit is your best bet
     
  5. Skill Caster

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    The save and quit method is how I align them. Although, its a good tip to sign in a guest controller to see if you're aligning it right. After saving and finding out your angle is no good can be frustrating.
     
  6. SlasheI2

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    i usually first stick the shield door flat on the foundry bsp walls then make it parallel. then i move over to where i want it w/o pressing the r trigger so i don't move it, then i save and quit.
     
  7. MealonX

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    i like that wall idea, I will have to try that next time i am making a map with water in it.
     
  8. Snipers Stealth

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    Yep, just the good ol' save and quit. You can use walls to line them up, that is actually a good idea. By the way, there is a save and quit guide in 'Forging 101'. Advanced floating I think.
    Good luck.
     

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