chronospectrum said: So it moves along the local Z or Y, whichever value is greater, for twice the distance between the center of the door mesh to center of the hinge. Correct? Yes correct. But it's not whichever value is greater, first it checks the value of Y and if it's not 0, it will then check if it's positive or negative to determine whether to move it up or down.If the Y is 0 then it will check Z for the left/right movement. So basically:X = 0Y = (positive value -> door will move up, negative value -> door will move down)Z = 0 or X = 0Y = 0 (Make sure this is 0)Z = (positive value -> door will move right, negative value -> door will move left) P.S. I assume that you have already read the DoorTutorial.pdf located in Tutorials folder? chronospectrum said: OK, so as a quick-fix, is it possible to add a object to the WMCustomMaps assetbundle that, when placed, turns into an audio source identical to what's used in the official maps? Just so we can have some ambient noise instead of complete silence haha Audio Source component and the clip data are two different things. Exporting the audio data is not that simple, I could export it in uncompressed format but the average ambient sound with duration around 1- 2 min could be well over 5 mb, which is not good especially for browser game. I will see if I can find any alternative to the compression library I used before. This post was edited by Max at June 22, 2018 9:02 PM PDT

chronospectrum said: I'm back with more questions!I've got a kickass animation rig set up that looks great in Unity, but doesn't work at all in warmerise. The core idea is that I've got two animated objects: Some meshes in the environment, and an array of directional lights to hit those meshes. Both are children of an empty gameobject at the world origin and share the exact same animation file (which is set to legacy, as per the instructions). The meshes all animate no problem, but the lights don't seem to. I figure this is probably some issue with lightmaps being baked or something, but I'm not sure.    Part two of that issue is that I've got my "map" meshes on a different layer than the "environment" meshes if that makes sense. Basically, I want the "sun" directional light to hit everything, but then any other lights to only hit what I put on the environment layer. This is to prevent 7 different light sources hitting everything on the map and making it look SUPER bright. If anything about these questions is unclear (I'm trying not to spoil my suprises!) let me know and I can get you the exported map file so you can test it yourself.   Last thing: How exactly do doors work in relation to their hinges? I did some testing in a different map, and I came up with a REALLY cool idea that I think is going to really change the way people make custom maps. To make this work perfectly though, I need to understand how the door decides the direction and distance it's going to travel.   EDIT: Oh yeah, one more! Is there a way to get ambient sound working? Again, works fine in Unity but not in Warmerise.  Animation curves are "hardwired" to the object name.Let's say you animate the object called "Cube" but then assign the same animation to another object called "Cube 2" it will not work. Simply renaming "Cube 2" to "Cube" should solve this issue Layers are not supported at the moment. I will consider adding layer support in the next update (I wasn't able to work on the game lately, but I will try to release a quick update till the end of this month).Note: Only default layers will be supported, custom layers are project specific, so they might exist in your project but will not be recognized in the game. Doors are working by moving a child "Door" object towards the direction of Hinge.But hinge itself is only recognized along the local Z and Y axis, which means it can only be moved in one of the 4 directions. But since it's local, you can rotate the "SimpleDoor" object in any direction, which means you can potentially use it to make a hatch in the ceiling etc.And about the opening distance, let's say you placed the hinge on the left side of the door. Now imagine there is the same hidge on the opposite side, located at the same distance from center (mirrored). When door opens, it will move until the "imaginary hinge" reaches the current hinge. The audio in custom maps need to be reworked, the library I used was too buggy and greatly increased build time, so I had to remove it.And using Unity's built-in method is not an option, as for some reason it makes the export files much bigger even when using a short sounds. This post was edited by Max at June 21, 2018 5:07 AM PDT

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@warstrolo2004 It is not guaranteed that your map will be approved.Maps need to have atleast some degree of complexity and not just terrain and cubes. Also it is best to release an update to the same map, instead of uploading the same map under a different name.Check this guide (Part 3: Updating): https://warmerise.com/forums/topic/432/getting-started And lastly in v2 of your map there is some models that lack collider component. Players could go inside it and shoot others while being hidden. This post was edited by Max at May 30, 2018 10:54 AM PDT