Update on my closing door logic. I've combined Mechanical Snowman's timer suggestion and Lance Bone Path's counter suggestion to come up with the solution. By the way, my "door" is a little more complicated. I'm trying to re-create part of the three column opening gate from the very beginning of the MGS Act 5 The Boss level. Here's how I did it, if anyone's curious and wants to try to reproduce...
Above me are three horizontal column doors with wobble bolts.
Wobble bolt properties: rotation 90, angle 315, time 4.0, pause 4.0, flipper = off, reversed = no, input action = on/off.
Sync values differ for each though: front = 0.0, mid = 0.5, back = 1.0 sec. The sync achieves the asynchronous closing of the doors.
Mid-closing doors (pic link)
Player sensor is a small proximity area that only activates if standing directly on it: invert output = no.
Below player sensor is a timer: target time = 4, current time = 0, start count down, invert output = no. Once the player activates the sensor, this basically waits 4 seconds, the time it takes for all three door columns to move from horizontal to vertical.
To the right of player sensor is a counter (wish it looked different than timer so not to confuse): target count = 2, current count = 0, invert output = yes. This is important because it allows the doors to move the first time, but then kills the output even if the player comes back to jump on the player sensor.
AND gate: invert output = no.
Right now, the timing and player sensor still needs to be tweaked since I can run back under before the doors slowly close. But the logic works. Success!
Is it possible to have three levels linked together?
