This script does not control airvents at all. It simply prevents you from spacing all of your oxygen out of a simple airlock. If you want to preserve air, simply set the airvent in your airlock to always depressurize.

Hi, it works quite well but one thing is missing. Before the airlock opens, the pressure in the airlock should decrease and when I'm in the airlock I should blow it in again so that oxygen isn't constantly lost.

Thanks for the response!

@Darth Porgus Isy's script interprets the positioning of the doors and inherits behavior based on that with control in exclusions. I feel this script offers more overall control of the setup and effective application. More setup is required however it is my opinion this script better suits my uses.

This is 4 years older. Aside for that I have zero clue because I only use scripts I write.

How does this differ from isy's simple door script?

Which I could edit a post, anyway, the setting is Ignore all hangar doors=true set it to false

Hangar doors are excluded by default change the custom data on the programming block to enable them.

hi, this script is great thank you very much , but when I install a hangar door it doesn't work with it, it doesn't close and there is no custom data (I waited for the refresh time)

Thank you very much :)

Of course, these scripts are here for you to use

Can I use this script for a ship I'm currently building? I'm going to post the ship on the workshop and wanted to make sure you're good with it. :)

Ignorance is bliss, and it seems you have an abundance of both.

Your profile was a hilarious shrine of stupidity, but you privated it :'(

Pfff hahahaha! sadder than I thought, knew you would also thank me for the points xD, enjoy the meaningless internet numbers

Hahahah I knew when I made that typo you would point it out because you have literally nothing else to respond with

I'll label your chin with deez nutz. Also how'd you manage to misspell "auto"? The helmet must have slid over your eyes.

<- The contents of your mind represented by a texture (thanks for the free steam points, I'm enjoying them lol)

Once again, its labelled "auto door", you said "hence title" when I asked about it not auo opening the doors. Lmao how stupid can you be

@Slinkerdeer do you wear that helmet when you use the stove or something? I can see reading comprehension is beyond you

> This script will close any door once it has been fully open for over 3 seconds (10 seconds for hangar doors).

The first line of the description is really unclear, please fix. Also Does Is this weapon core compatible?

Also, here are some resources that you'll definitely find helpful: https://www.wikihow.com/Teach-Yourself-to-Read

<- you irl

Oh, and enjoy the jester

No i cant be arsed with someone who cant label something, ive used this instead - https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=317276089

Notice what he did..? Here, I'll make it REAL easy for you
"A very simple script to make doors open/close when the player is near them." at the top of the description. At least this modder isn't a fking moron

How bout you auto close yo damn mouth and read a description

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it says "auto door" mate. call it a fcking auto door CLOSER if thats what it is

Hence the name lol

I am trying to find a script that allows doors to be automatic without a sensor, this appears to only close doors and not open them when i get close enough

yes.

can the time set below 1 second (thus half a second or something like that ? ) otherwise nice script

Idk what that means. If you load this script from the programmable block menu, it works fine.

I pasted the code for an existing ship of mine, but it spat out an error. No idea why, as I am clueless with code.

It's a simple airlock system. If it isn't useful for you, you don't need to use it

It would be good if the airlock pressure equalization would work with the help of vents, because otherwise it unfortunately does not bring so much

1. I always care about speed because scripts run on the main thread and
2. The script periodically refetches blocks to account for damage.

Whiplash141, aren't you caching references to blocks on script initialization anyway? Why do you care about lookup speed then?

Nope, this is designed mainly for the auto door functionality with support for simple airlocks only

was wondering if there is a way to add a air vent to this script for depressuring and repressuring thanks

Regex is slow as shit, so it is bad to use in the programmable block for repeated operations.

I would suggest to use regex patterns for blocks lookup. I use my own naming system on ships and don't want to break it just for airlocks. Casual users will be able to use it just as is, and advanced ones will be able to use the script with wide range of naming conventions.

As long as the door is indeed a door and it has the correct name tag for your airlock, it will work. All vanilla doors work with this script.

I have a airlock with a sliding door and a normal door. The script won't recognize it. Is there a way to make it work for that?

@fingersniffer make sure that when your grouping your in this case Hangar 3 they have the same prefix so in this case should have "[Hangar 3] Airlock Light" and "[Hangar 3] Airlock Sounds" with "[Hangar 3] Doors" for example.

No, it does not see any Lights or Sound Blocks, I've named them as you suggested with [Hangar 3 Lights] Airlock Light and [Hangar 3 Doors] Airlock Sound respectively.

if you look at the block in the terminal menu, bottom right should be a little panel that has info printed on it

I'm unsure what you mean. Where should I see this print out?

Does the script register your light and sound blocks when you look at the information it prints out?

Oh, same with the Airlock Sound. doesn't seem to do anything.

@Whiplash This may be a stupid question, and I'm sorry if it is, I did try and go back through comments but didn't see an answer to my question. I have 2 rotating lights that I would like to turn on/off while opening & closing. I've tried grouping both into a group: [Hangar 3 Lights] Airlock Light and that didn't work, tried naming them individually: [Hangar 3 Lights] Airlock Light 1 & [Hangar 3 Lights] Airlock Light 2 (also tried without the numbers) and nothing I seem to do gets the lights to turn on/off when opening and closing the hanger doors. Then I tried adding in the Airlock Light config into the Custom Data section, and it just isn't working. I'm really hoping you can provide some insight into what I'm doing wrong. Thanks for your time and for a great script.

I used it yesterday so I doubt that. What _precisely_ isn't working for you?

dear Mr whiplash your image converter is broken can u fix please