Advanced door problem

Well, maybe not advanced for some but for me it is.
Ok, so i have a room with four doors on each side. Through out the rest of the level there will be four buttons. I want to make so that onve all the buttons are activated, the four doors will open at the same time.
Also there will be an area in this room with a trigger area in the middle that will close the doors once you walk into it, a wall will come up around you, and the floor will open up and you will fall down into anoother room. How can i do this. I have a basic knowlage of multi managers and such, but the button problem is the one i would really like to do.
Any ideas?

i know the least of everyone when it comes to MM's, but it seems to me that you need to not target the doors, but target the next button in the sequence. assuming that they can only push the buttons in order, have each button "turn on" the next as it depressed, with the final one targeting the 4 doors.

Make 4 buttons named button1, button2, button3 and button4. Go the the
Flags tab of each of them in VHE and make sure "Toggle" is
Unchecked.

Change button2's Master field to button1, button3's Master to button2 and button4's Master to button3.

Set button4's target to the name of the door. That should make it work.

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<DIV class=quotetext>Make 4 buttons named button1, button2, button3 and button4. Go the the Flags tab of each of them in VHE and make sure "Toggle" is Unchecked.

Change button2's Master field to button1, button3's Master to button2 and button4's Master to button3.

Set button4's target to the name of the door. That should make it work.
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yeah, thats what i meant to say all along..
/me makes my answer not yellow.. frags answer looks more better.

sweet thanx that helps tons

Mark the answer correct then.

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Alternatively, you can use a multisource as follows:

Set all four func_buttons to have a target of "door_unlock".

Set the name of your multisource to "door_unlock".

Set the target of your multisource to "door_open".

Set the name of your four func_doors to "door_open".

The multisource will fire its target (door_open, which will trigger the
doors) if/when all four buttons are triggered. I have read that
it will count the number of entities that target it, and activate when
it receives that many signals -- but I am using a two-button
combination in my latest level and it all seems to work as expected.

Of course, for the multisource method to work, you will need to ensure
that the buttons remain ON long enough for you to press all four.
Depending on how far apart they are, this may require you to set them
to remain on indefinitely, which has the added problem of making the
entire thing a once-only event.

(You could always model the buttons as func_doors, named button1,
button2, etc, then have each one set to toggle, lock it open with
another multisource once it is triggered, then have "door_open" target
a multi_manager to unlock and "close" each of the buttons -- depends
how complicated you want to make it. ;-))

Wha! I never knew there was an alternitive to the multisource method.

Me learns.

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