Phys doors opens both directions. Maybe that's a useful feature, but old players can quickly deal with them. Try to copy destructive doors from official maps. I'm also not sure about weapon and ammo balance.

(You can lock one of directions by adding little 1x1 nodraw block near doorway, to make phys door open only in one direction)

Originally posted by AlexBryzy:

Phys doors opens both directions. Maybe that's a useful feature, but old players can quickly deal with them. Try to copy destructive doors from official maps. I'm also not sure about weapon and ammo balance.

(You can lock one of directions by adding little 1x1 nodraw block near doorway, to make phys door open only in one direction)

Thanks for the good feedback man I'll look into it.

Originally posted by Wibble:

Originally posted by AlexBryzy:

Phys doors opens both directions. Maybe that's a useful feature, but old players can quickly deal with them. Try to copy destructive doors from official maps. I'm also not sure about weapon and ammo balance.

(You can lock one of directions by adding little 1x1 nodraw block near doorway, to make phys door open only in one direction)

Thanks for the good feedback man I'll look into it.

Don't bother putting a nodraw block, you can set it on the entities of func_doors to only open one way or the other.

Originally posted by Cpt.Haxray:

Originally posted by Wibble:

Thanks for the good feedback man I'll look into it.

Don't bother putting a nodraw block, you can set it on the entities of func_doors to only open one way or the other.

Its not a func_door its a physical block connected to a hinge.

Originally posted by Wibble:

Originally posted by Cpt.Haxray:

Don't bother putting a nodraw block, you can set it on the entities of func_doors to only open one way or the other.

Its not a func_door its a physical block connected to a hinge.

Thats a terrible idea and should be changed to a func_door instead. The 'physical' ones are super buggy and easy to break in horrible ways.

Originally posted by Cpt.Haxray:

Originally posted by Wibble:

Its not a func_door its a physical block connected to a hinge.

Thats a terrible idea and should be changed to a func_door instead. The 'physical' ones are super buggy and easy to break in horrible ways.

Well I've changed it.