A simple test of a fairly complex, kinematically-moving teleportation booth. No actual physics-driven movement occurs with this object. Seven scripts total, eight moving parts in synchronization. More mad pseudoscience from Noosphere Heavy Industries and Selkit Diller.
very cool. ive been trying to make somthing like this on the TG (teen grid)
Parker1108 4 years ago
It's a reasonably complicated thing to get the timing right on, but the actual methods are reasonably simplistic on how to coordinate it. The lowering slats up front store a local position, and wait until the side doors are there to move, based on a listen in the parent prim which listens to the doors. They move on a link message.
The side doors, however, move based on a listen, they are not linked parts (Synchronizing multiple prims around a central curved path is a *bitch* to do smoothly).
SelkitFox 4 years ago