ED209
Plantera
Hi,
I've been making an adventure map for a while now, and, like everyone else, I've made doorways that are 3x4 areas of shadow-painted wall, a switch, and a teleporter.
The problem is, pressing a switch to pass through a door doesn't seem natural within a game, or at least to me. On top of that, you can see the icon of a switch floating in front of you:
So, I've utilised a mechanic I came up with on console (which I invented to stop the yellow squares being visible in my doorways).
This mechanic allows the player to stand in front of the door and press "up", which then takes them - very quickly - though a relay station, before they end up on the other side. But, this takes some getting used to, as you can get stuck if you aren't lined up properly.
So, my question is; do people who play other people's maps like trying new things? Or is it best to stick to what they're used to, even if it's considered immersion-breaking?
I've been making an adventure map for a while now, and, like everyone else, I've made doorways that are 3x4 areas of shadow-painted wall, a switch, and a teleporter.
The problem is, pressing a switch to pass through a door doesn't seem natural within a game, or at least to me. On top of that, you can see the icon of a switch floating in front of you:
So, I've utilised a mechanic I came up with on console (which I invented to stop the yellow squares being visible in my doorways).
This mechanic allows the player to stand in front of the door and press "up", which then takes them - very quickly - though a relay station, before they end up on the other side. But, this takes some getting used to, as you can get stuck if you aren't lined up properly.
So, my question is; do people who play other people's maps like trying new things? Or is it best to stick to what they're used to, even if it's considered immersion-breaking?