I am trying to make a redstone double door that opens from the inside by pressure plate and the outside by button.
I have figured out how to open with the pressure plate but need help incorporating the button here is the setup
Door= D
Pressure plate= P
DD
P
The Redstone torch in on the left side of a block under the right door and the Redstone is underneath the pressure plate.
I'm guessing your pressure plate setup is something like this:
Correct?
All you need for a button on the alternate side is something like this:
The doors won't be synchronized, but they weren't in the first place anyway. If you would like the doors to stay open for an extended period of time, let me know. Though the system won't be nearly this compact.
I have got a solution now though it wasn't as compact as I'd have liked but it works and they are synchronized.
someone has an idea how to make it stay open longer that would help a lot.
I have got a solution now though it wasn't as compact as I'd have liked but it works and they are synchronized.
If someone has an idea how to make it stay open longer that would help a lot.
The doors aren't synchronized, just so you know. And the words you were looking for are "invert" and "inverts". The term "inverse" is an adjective implying that something is in the opposing state of its original position. "Invert" is the verb form, the act of something becoming the inverse.
To sustain a pulse, my favorite option is a self-resetting RS NOR latch. The functionality looks like this:
This is just a nice open version to show the logic in a clear way. A much more compact design could look like this:
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I have figured out how to open with the pressure plate but need help incorporating the button here is the setup
Door= D
Pressure plate= P
DD
P
The Redstone torch in on the left side of a block under the right door and the Redstone is underneath the pressure plate.
In order to do what you want I THINK you would have to run red stone underground.
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Retired StaffCorrect?
All you need for a button on the alternate side is something like this:
The doors won't be synchronized, but they weren't in the first place anyway. If you would like the doors to stay open for an extended period of time, let me know. Though the system won't be nearly this compact.
someone has an idea how to make it stay open longer that would help a lot.
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Retired StaffThe doors aren't synchronized, just so you know. And the words you were looking for are "invert" and "inverts". The term "inverse" is an adjective implying that something is in the opposing state of its original position. "Invert" is the verb form, the act of something becoming the inverse.
To sustain a pulse, my favorite option is a self-resetting RS NOR latch. The functionality looks like this:
This is just a nice open version to show the logic in a clear way. A much more compact design could look like this: