Add these two events to the door:
[ x ] [ 0 ] onPlayerTouch -> Self-> cancelEvents[ x ] [ 1000 ] onPlayerTouch -> Self -> door -> CloseIt is important that the events are listed in that order.
Here is how it works.
The door is open. A player steps inside of the door's bounding box(The space taken up by the door if it were just a box).
cancelEvents is triggered first
- It does nothing, since there are no scheduled events to cancel.
door -> Close is triggered, with a delay of 1000 milliseconds.
- This means that it is 'scheduled' to occur after 1 second.
After ~230 ms onPlayerTouch is triggered again.
cancelEvents is triggered first
- All events scheduled by the brick are canceled, and will not occur.
- This includes the door -> Close event we scheduled earlier.
door -> Close is triggered again, a with a delay of 1000 ms.
- This means that it is once again 'scheduled' to occur after 1 second.
This behavior will repeat until the player steps away from the door.
At that point the door -> Close that was scheduled in the last iteration will be allowed to occur, since- it is no longer being canceled and restarted.
