@@somerandomdude2330 see the object above the door. It knows it’s my base and registerers when I’m in range of the sensor it has. So only someone who has tool cupboard authorized can enter like that.
@@snipomatica they mean inside the airlock.. Right now I'm thinking if someone door camped that around corner from door and got in as you're running away.. I mean the delay for it to close is a long enough time to have someone jump in the airlock before it shuts.. Also hitting a button to pen both doors if you're geared is a lil troublesome considering someone being outside, if they drop you and then jump in, they've only got to wait for you to respawn and open door and they're inside
@@ashmeese95 yeah you can hook up coils and sometime I’ll even door a second door in the airlock that has a shotgun trap. Can even do another hbhf sensor that would tell you a person is in there. Or even just a camera. A lot of options. This was just to make an over complicated door.
No. I played Minecraft for a long time. And the trigger mechanism are similar and different. The method is the same but the choices in electronic triggers is different. Very fun to make something and solve the puzzle.
@@TheRareGamer yes they do /ad but not on every server. It’s really not about use but what’s possible. From this I learned I can hide the second hbhf sensor behind the closed first door and it will not activate unless the first door is closed. I made a fun trap base from that. Where when an enemy jumped in the door closed and then a shotgun trap killed you behind the next door. Sealing the air lock. Experimentation leads to new ideas.
@@brycecollier7590 well you can. Either run power from a switch directly to it. Then it will be open when the switch is on and closed with off. Or you can choose the toggles for open/close which you would run one power indivually to both.
looks like a free base to me
@@somerandomdude2330 since you obviously don’t know electricity the heart beat sensor is authorized only.
@@snipomatica i dont play the game, i dont know electricity.
@@somerandomdude2330 see the object above the door. It knows it’s my base and registerers when I’m in range of the sensor it has. So only someone who has tool cupboard authorized can enter like that.
@@snipomatica cool shit
Forgot a seconds HBHF sensor inside the airlock which activates a tesla coil if it detects an unauthed person standing inside it
@@rycotss3802 why would there be someone in the base?
@@snipomatica they mean inside the airlock.. Right now I'm thinking if someone door camped that around corner from door and got in as you're running away.. I mean the delay for it to close is a long enough time to have someone jump in the airlock before it shuts..
Also hitting a button to pen both doors if you're geared is a lil troublesome considering someone being outside, if they drop you and then jump in, they've only got to wait for you to respawn and open door and they're inside
@@ashmeese95 yeah you can hook up coils and sometime I’ll even door a second door in the airlock that has a shotgun trap. Can even do another hbhf sensor that would tell you a person is in there. Or even just a camera. A lot of options. This was just to make an over complicated door.
are you like electricians in real life?
No. I played Minecraft for a long time. And the trigger mechanism are similar and different. The method is the same but the choices in electronic triggers is different. Very fun to make something and solve the puzzle.
lol that what i was thinking :D
@@snipomaticathis is how people becomes legends. They played Minecraft in the past
That nice and all but door closers exist :')
@@TheRareGamer yes they do /ad but not on every server. It’s really not about use but what’s possible. From this I learned I can hide the second hbhf sensor behind the closed first door and it will not activate unless the first door is closed. I made a fun trap base from that. Where when an enemy jumped in the door closed and then a shotgun trap killed you behind the next door. Sealing the air lock. Experimentation leads to new ideas.
I really love this, but how do I make doke controllers only close open doors and not open everything and then close them?
@@brycecollier7590 well you can. Either run power from a switch directly to it. Then it will be open when the switch is on and closed with off. Or you can choose the toggles for open/close which you would run one power indivually to both.
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it's look like NASA's base dude
Very complicated lol
@@rebel1333frank not sure if that’s sarcastic or not.