How about a way to ‘lock’ individual doors without changing the whole house’s permission settings?
Galatherys
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At the moment I put a Deadlands Portcullis over the door so it’s not interactable and at least looks like it has external security bars of some kind but it would be better to do something else more in keeping, like a furnishing of the chained lock that’s put across inaccessible doors in overland towns, cities etc?
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Your solution is basically what I see others do, put some sort of barrier/false wall/etc in front of the door. Lockable doors would be interesting though, or customizable access settings for doors instead of just the house in general-
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Galatherys✭✭Wow, must be a rough neighborhood
Your solution is basically what I see others do, put some sort of barrier/false wall/etc in front of the door. Lockable doors would be interesting though, or customizable access settings for doors instead of just the house in general
The portcullis is the most appropriate thing I’ve found (it especially helps when putting in a false door & frame then locking the door to give the illusion that the build is bigger than it is) but it’s not exactly ideal lol0 -
Sordidfairytale✭✭✭✭✭Galatherys wrote: »At the moment I put a Deadlands Portcullis over the door so it’s not interactable and at least looks like it has external security bars of some kind but it would be better to do something else more in keeping, like a furnishing of the chained lock that’s put across inaccessible doors in overland towns, cities etc?
Something similar to what they did for Buccaneer Bay. But an actual furnishing you can apply to other doors would be rad.The Vegemite Knight1