How to make a gust push a door and a chair?

[thepaleking]

Is your door locked?

[Raymond]

Is your door locked?

Nope, plain and simple.

[thepaleking]

Could be your force is too low. I have a similar situation on my map, and I have my force set to 40.0f which opens the door in a fairly natural way.

[Raymond]

Could be your force is too low. I have a similar situation on my map, and I have my force set to 40.0f which opens the door in a fairly natural way.

I see, i put 100.0f .

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I put 40.0f but the door still looks like someone kicked it. Maybe mansion door's won't work?

[thepaleking]

Could be your force is too low. I have a similar situation on my map, and I have my force set to 40.0f which opens the door in a fairly natural way.

I see, i put 100.0f .

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I put 40.0f but the door still looks like someone kicked it. Maybe mansion door's won't work?

So did it actually work at 100? I have mine set to 40 and it does open the door, but I'm using a prison door so, could be a difference.

[Raymond]

Could be your force is too low. I have a similar situation on my map, and I have my force set to 40.0f which opens the door in a fairly natural way.

I see, i put 100.0f .

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I put 40.0f but the door still looks like someone kicked it. Maybe mansion door's won't work?

So did it actually work at 100? I have mine set to 40 and it does open the door, but I'm using a prison door so, could be a difference.

Well a guy named "Tanshaydar" said it can (i guess). But when i put 100.0f, it looks like a superman kicked the door . I tried putting 100000000.0f, when i trigger the area the door just dissapear .

[Tanshaydar]

The quantity of impulse can depend on what you want to do and which door you want to use it on. Plain Prison doors can be opened just by disabling the auto-close property. Use the door that you want to use, and try to learn about its properties.

[Nye]

I'm surprised no one answered your question yet.

The reason the door looks like someone kicked it, is because the door is locked into position until the player interacts with it.

The only workaround, that I've been using in my custom story is to duplicate the door, and set the duplicate to be inactive. Set the duplicate to be open by 0.15, or thereabouts, if you go too low, it will stay shut.

When you call the event, simply, set the original door inactive and set the duplicate active and use the prop impulse on the new door, not the original.

EDIT: Or, simply set the door you already have to be open by 0.15+ in the level editor

[Raymond]

Thanks .