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Large Airtight Hangar Doors Vanilla

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25 Nov, 2016 @ 10:45am

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(--WARNING--) After the Beta Update the merge blocks do not reconnect anymore, the door will not work properly anymore, sorry.-UPDATE- The new Dev version 01.170 fiexed the merge blocks and works properly again.

Welcome everyone to my vanilla airtight large hangar door! It uses merge blocks to make it all one grid and the airtight hangar doors seal the gaps around the doors!

Its large enough to let most medium to large ships enter and exit while allowing you to pressurize your hangar. and best of all, there are no issues with clang blowing it up!

*UPDATE* Special Thanks go to Morphik who made a script to solve the grouping issues that were previously experienced when detaching the merge blocks, now the doors can automatically open and close with the push of a button!

Hope you huys have fun with it, Enjoy!

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Hexenmeister_ 7 Jul, 2024 @ 5:58pm

There were no script in this world when I downloaded it. MB I did smth wrong

Vinny 15 Oct, 2023 @ 11:23pm

PSA for anyone struggling with PCU Limit: you don't need to use airtight hangar doors (115 PCU Each) if you're using merge blocks. just use a non-connecting airtight block (any kind of slope) for the edges of the door and that's your airtight door. No hangar door blocks needed.

Vas 23 Jul, 2022 @ 6:22pm

Looks like Keen broke this world. :P Or at least the scripts it uses.

Jimbo 30 Mar, 2021 @ 7:44pm

I figured out a setup that works with connectors outside the hangar. It causes a little bit of clang when the ship is floating but seems stable and works with a hangar door entirely made of glass. I developed the mechanism on my own and had friends build a ship around it. The connector setup is really finicky to build though, and I like what you did.