Posted 20 June 2015 - 05:32 PM
I have created a super basic program for a door set-up in a Fallout inspired map I'm building.
All of my doors use a computer to open them, and so I created a rather basic system for this.
This is the only fallout inspired lock I could find online (other than the super complicated one that inspired this in the first place, I'll post it here, coz it's amazing!)
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/10978-fallout-terminal/
This is set-up specifically for use with a drawbridge, which is how I make my large doors, so therefore the redstone is inverted. Obviously if you wanna use this with an iron door or other system, just change it from "Inverted = True" to "Inverted = False".
You'll also need to use an advanced computer to get the lovely green Fallouty text.
Anyway, here's a few screenshots of it, with a pastebin link.
http://pastebin.com/D7yuVYzi
(If you use it, feel free to edit and change it, whatever. You can easily change the password from pipboy, but I'd recommend leaving it at 6 letters so your passwords don't go outside the brackets!)
All of my doors use a computer to open them, and so I created a rather basic system for this.
This is the only fallout inspired lock I could find online (other than the super complicated one that inspired this in the first place, I'll post it here, coz it's amazing!)
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/10978-fallout-terminal/
This is set-up specifically for use with a drawbridge, which is how I make my large doors, so therefore the redstone is inverted. Obviously if you wanna use this with an iron door or other system, just change it from "Inverted = True" to "Inverted = False".
You'll also need to use an advanced computer to get the lovely green Fallouty text.
Anyway, here's a few screenshots of it, with a pastebin link.
http://pastebin.com/D7yuVYzi
(If you use it, feel free to edit and change it, whatever. You can easily change the password from pipboy, but I'd recommend leaving it at 6 letters so your passwords don't go outside the brackets!)