Well, in Obuild as well as in Oasis, you need to use zdoor on both sides
of the door to make them agree, otherwise one side will be opened when you
open in and the other side will be closed or locked still. It's a rather
easy solution, and it works fine for us.
James
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Rasdan: rasdan@necromium.com Magus: magus560@aol.com
On Fri, 17 Jan 1997, Brian Jones wrote:
> Obuild. This problem only happens on doors made by the builders. If you
> unlock and/or open one side of a door, the other side is still unaffected
> and remains closed/locked. Is this a simple problem of not having
> something set right?
>
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