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Might aswell have never responded!
I actually utilized some of the Automatic Doors code plus a separate script to hook things needed for these doors. A considerably round-about method when I could have just lightly modified the hidden doors code LOL.
I successfully re-invented the wheel and all I get is the detection ability that I don't even know if anyone uses. So that really was a waste of time on my part. Oh well I already did it. The Automatic Doors code does add a lot of other possible functionality but not much that's useful for hidden doors. And that's another thing well overdue for an update.
I'm actually interested in how your blocks work with that copying of blocks beside/around them. One of you screenshots look like you actually added something I had in my ideas folder. Will have to take a closer look.
Btw, I use anchor points because I try to keep it as vanilla as possible with my mods. And I play coop with a fried who doesn't trust mod and is hard to convince to even use a few.
Unless you have a compelling reason to do this, I don't recommend it. Because if the devs make improvements to the vanilla script, your doors could looks out on it, and because the vanilla doors then require something the new script does.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=757860462
Many size options, with and without wire nodes. Custom door code allows the wired ones to act as a detector too.
They don't work quite identically to vanilla secret doors, and the funny thing is I hadn't even noticed the secret doors in vanilla at the point I made them... or I probably wouldn't have made them LOL. Felt kinda dumb thinking I had a good idea only to find it accomplished in vanilla.
But the functional difference is that the vanilla type (thus yours) copy the blocks behind themselves, and mine copy blocks to the right/left or above/below depending on the profile. That makes them more suitable for some applications, less suitable for others. So I'm actually subscribing to your mod too even though I have my own.
Oh also they have no "anchor points" and can free float.