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'''Note:''' For missions such as task forces that have the same door every time, speedrunners often used /enterdoor macros to click on them instantly. This command was considered an exploit by Homecoming and was altered in Issue 27 Page 4. | '''Note:''' For missions such as task forces that have the same door every time, speedrunners often used /enterdoor macros to click on them instantly. This command was considered an exploit by Homecoming and was altered in Issue 27 Page 4. | ||
==Example== | ==Example== | ||
/enterdoor -2058.8 -0.0 -3125.7 "Steel Canyon" | /enterdoor -2058.8 -0.0 -3125.7 "Steel Canyon" | ||
==See Also== | |||
* {{slashcommand|interact}} | |||
* [[Coordinates]] | |||
Revision as of 22:01, 26 November 2022
Slash Command
/enterdoor coordinates map_ID
Request click on a door.
- Coordinates is the approximate location of a door on a map stated as 3 vectors or numbers, with each number separated by a space. Coordinates can be determined by traveling to the desired location and using the /loc command.
- MapID is the name of the zone or mission map. However, the command will accept any character and still work.
- The maximum distance for this command to activate a door is about 20ft from the door location.
Note: For missions such as task forces that have the same door every time, speedrunners often used /enterdoor macros to click on them instantly. This command was considered an exploit by Homecoming and was altered in Issue 27 Page 4.
Example
/enterdoor -2058.8 -0.0 -3125.7 "Steel Canyon"