So basically I tried to create a system where when you push a lever,2 pistons would hide a door, if you pressed it again the door would appear, the problem was when I tried to do the same but from the other side of the door, I could get the door to close after I passed trough it, but if one lever stayed on the door wouldn't open from the other side (For example If I go trough the door, use the lever to close it, and the someone tries to open that door with the other lever, the other lever wouldn't go off, that way, not opening the door). Any Ideas on how to fix this? Thanks.
You should've posted this in the thread - [url]http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1106102[/url]
Also, post pictures of the circuit.
[QUOTE=Spherexd;33592151]You should've posted this in the thread - [url]http://www.facepunch.com/threads/1106102[/url]
Also, post pictures of the circuit.[/QUOTE]
Thanks.
The reason it doesn't work is because the redstone that opens the door from the outside is being powered by the outside-lever, when you use the other lever, it gives power to the redstone, so both are powering the pistons at the same time.
You need to make a T-FlipFlop circuit. These are very useful for opening and closing doors independently from both sides.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b71FjbMLN5s[/media]
Skip to 5:00 for an explanation on how to build one. He has a download link in the description for the world save, if you're left confused.
Thanks a lot both of you!
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