Heres the set-up. i'm putting some sliding doors in my map, I've got them both with the same name (door1) they have a lip of 8, and are triggered with a trigger_multiple with a target set to door1. Each door is a seperate func_door To be honest, this one has perplexed me. Any thoughts?
Edit: heres a pic in hammer so you can see the effect i'm trying to create:
Isolate the problem: determine whether it's the doors at fault or the triggering mechanism. The way I tend to do this is to create a (non-looping) ambient_generic, make sure that it works, and then name it door1. If it gets triggered, then you know the triggering system is working.
If it's not the triggering system, then there's something wrong with your door keys or flags.
One step at a time. Deduce methodically as much information as you can. Simple; works every time 
"What do they teach them in these schools" 
That may sound like a smart-arse quote (which it is), but what I'm trying to suggest is that you may have to believe that Lucy found a country in the wardrobe if that's the logical conclusion 
Need to be a bit more descriptive, because I have no idea what the problem is. However, I think the problem may be your lip.
Set the lip to zero.
If you're wanting the door to slide open all the way, then yeah set a lip of zero.
If it's something else, please say so.
[EDIT] Oh, wait a second, I'm a hasty bastard.[/EDIT]
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