How do I add an exit to a door

Hello everyone,

When i add a door to outside how do a make an exit for it
for now on it says when i push the exit button under tab dungeons
none is set how can i make an exit for a door
and how i switch the door places wich hot-keys do i use ?  

Thx in advance

Here the screen of what i mean
https://2img.net/h/oi64.tinypic.com/2hfqt5d.jpg

Your room is 74. Go to overworld and add an entrance (yellow dot) to a valid wall-hole or any other temple entrance. Then double click the entrance (yellow dot) and set the entrance to room 74 (under "starting location/room" in the left down corner of the indoor editor). The second thing is to add an exit in the overworld (white dot) double click it an set the "room" to 74. When you are indoors and press on the "exit" button, the game will jump back to the overworld as if you would exit in game. The button itself is less usefull. It will simply put you back in the overworld.

Note: Dungeons have entrances (yellow dot) which also need white dots. Entrances to houses don't have white dots. In this case the entrance and exit is in the yellow dot, and the "exit" button can Not be used in this case.

PS
Instead of capitalizing letters of your requests, you should instead read the Guide to Hyrule Magic, as it is all written there.

okay man thanks greatfull thx
it works splendid one more thing mate
and the rest i figured out of myself
doors and object doors how can i lead them to a room i search the whole evening i know it has the do with the more settings in the dungeon tab
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If you know what room you want your stairs to lead to, you need to put the room number in Staircase 1 or Staircase 2 in the "Room" column. I forget what determines which staircase is 1 or 2.

Most of the time you will not need to make any changes to the "Plane" column.

SunGodPortal wrote:If you know what room you want your stairs to lead to, you need to put the room number in Staircase 1 or Staircase 2 in the "Room" column. I forget what determines which staircase is 1 or 2.

Most of the time you will not need to make any changes to the "Plane" column.

Okay best man ill try to figured out but now
what is the difference between staircase 1 and staircase 2 ? how much doors inside of the room ? or

what is the difference between staircase 1 and staircase to?

From the compendium: Staircase 1, Staircase 2: Self-Explanatory (1 = right staircase, 2 = left staircase)

how much doors inside of the room ?

Not sure. Is 5 the maximum per "room"? Anybody?

SunGodPortal wrote:

what is the difference between staircase 1 and staircase to?

From the compendium: Staircase 1, Staircase 2: Self-Explanatory (1 = right staircase, 2 = left staircase)

how much doors inside of the room ?

Not sure. Is 5 the maximum per "room"? Anybody?

Yeah okay man but whats the difference between staircase 1 and 2? how to lead the steps going the steps upwards of or downstairs is that the diffence between staircase 1 or 2

Yeah okay man but whats the difference between staircase 1 and 2?

1 = right staircase, 2 = left staircase

Whether the stairs go up or down is determined by whether you have chosen a staircase with an "up" arrow or a "down" arrow.

Okay best man ill try to figured out but now
what is the difference between staircase 1 and staircase 2? how much doors inside of the room?

Yeah okay man but whats the difference between staircase 1 and 2? how to lead the steps going the steps upwards of or downstairs is that the diffence between staircase 1 or 2

The only difference between Staircase1 and Staircase2 is that the Staircase1 is an object, which has a lower X coordinate than Staircase2. If Staircase2 is not iserted as an object, the Staircase1 coresponds to the only Staircase-object in the room.

Logic: If the room uses Staircase1 and 2, they should usually have a "contra-effect", ie one is leading down and one up, But they can also both lead down or both up. In this case both staircases should lead to the same room, but on different places (so that the dungeon has a floor effect done right). But of course the staircases, which both lead down, can be set to different rooms as well.

Each staircase can also be set to bring the main sprite to bg1 or bg2 (ie plane).

PS
Maximum per 1 room is:
-2 staircases (+2 more, 4 in total, if you place st3 instead of special door1 and st4 instead of special door 2; st3 is staircase3 and st4 is staircase 4)
-12 regular type-0 doors (layout has to be 0 in this case)
-1 room-destination for hole/warp
-2 special doors (st3 door1, st4 door2), which lead to non-conjunctional rooms (not recomended to use, since it will only work for specific door types on specific bg)

-so it is either 4 staircases and 0 special doors or 2 staircases and 2 special doors and other combos as well (like 3 staircases and 1 special door etc).

Do the same rules apply to the staircases like that one in the ice dungeon (I think there's also one like it in Ganon's tower) which can be placed in the middle of the floor?

SunGodPortal wrote:Do the same rules apply to the staircases like that one in the ice dungeon (I think there's also one like it in Ganon's tower) which can be placed in the middle of the floor?

Yes, the staircase can be a "twisted staircase" placed on the wall, or a "straight staircase" which can be placed anywhere on the ground. Apparently the original authors realized, that they also need the latter in some cases.

Apparently the original authors realized, that they also need the latter in some cases.

Yeah what's the deal with that? I've noticed them hidden in certain areas. I'm guessing that they add some additional properties to the room when included?

it works so as puzzle says but uhhhh not totaly to good maybe he forgot to tell that you leat the doors to the right possition when its outside okay 1 example the entrance and the exist are splendid good it leat us to the door i wont but now it comes
when i come from an other room to another i stand between the walls