by Guest Sat Dec 11, 2010 1:19 pm
A couple of things can cause this when doors are places too close together or without ample space between. Take a look at my slack graphic...
Look at the perpendicular doors in position "A" as this is one type of phantom door (where door jambs appear and disappear while playing). You need more than one space of wall between perpendicular doors as a general rule.
Look at the three doors marked "B" and you will see another instance of phantom doors. If you have doors close to each other in hallways that have only one space of walls between, you will get phantom doors. The cure here is space the doors farther apart (like 2-3 squares of space between).
Now look at an example that does not have phantom doors:
One other thing to remember. When you have pushwalls near doors you have to be careful what spaces they open up and what spaces they fill, especially in regards to nearby doors.
Hope this helps
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