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--- advanced_entities_explanation [2026/04/06 23:08] – frank_lee_smith
+++ advanced_entities_explanation [2026/04/06 23:28] (current) – frank_lee_smith
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-================Doors and Elvators================
+================Doors and Elevators================
 This page will go over rotating doors, sliding doors, and elevators for your TTT map.
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 ======Elevator======
 An elevator needs multiple gameobjects to function.
+Currently, support is in for two stop elevators only.
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 ====Buttons====
-Your elevator can have a single button or a button for each position of the elevator. Start by creating each of your buttons by creating a new empty gameobject and adding a **TTT Button Component**
+Your elevator will need a button for each position of the elevator. Start by creating each of your buttons by creating a new empty gameobject and adding a **TTT Button Component**
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 Add a **Model Renderer** with the model your button will be using. Make sure your model has collisions.
-To hook your buttons into the elevator find the **Objects** section in the object properties and add an *Targets On Activated* item.
+To hook your buttons into the elevator find the **Objects** section in the object properties and add an //Targets On Activated// item.
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 Set the input to "CallOrDepart"
-If you are doing a button for each stop you
+The Payload will need to be set to the point that the elevator goes to when pressed while the elevator is at the button's stop. So the button at Point 1 will need the payload to be Point 2 and vice versa. Buttons can still recall the elevator to its stop, though.
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+If all of this is set up properly your elevator will be functional with two buttons and two back and forth stops.