Oh, man! Once again, you have saved me an immense amount of time and struggle! I saw someone had this in a toolkit they made but there was nothing about how it was used. I have the hardest time removing doors from the dynamic lighting layer sometimes; the cursor doesn't highlight or grab the line and then they want to close it, etc. This is great! Thanks, Nick!

Thanks for the great tutorial on Door Knocker Nick, and glad you like the script! In addition to what you showed here, it can create true windows (block movement, but not vision/light), and can search for doors which is a handy way for players to get an idea of where doors are as well.

Really enjoying these and learning so much. Thanks!

As I clicked enter on that command to change the wall colours, I just sat back in my chair wide-eyed and gasped in excitement lol. Thank you for this *thumbsup*

Something to note for anyone watching this video that drove me nuts for a few hours. In the video, the character sheet for the Door Knocker has the secret door color as red, but the current default color for secret doors is Black, So for the longest time I was struggling not realizing I was making my doors the wrong color, so the token actions were working. lol But once again, thanks Nick for this very informative video, this is really going to help GM management and also the player experience in my games.

I love how Scott has built this for mass usage! There are so many API/Mod scripts that I would love to use but don;t know how to structure the Macros. Every time I come across something like this, not only does it become an instantly accessible addition to my toolbox, it also helps me get a better handle on the syntax and structure of Macros in general.

Been using this script for a time now, it's a boon!!! adding the "door" tokens is a GREAT neat idea for some maps, it will greatly depend on what you're doing. Thanks once more Master Olivo!!!! Regards from Tabasco, México [Land of The Olmecs]!

I like to give the players control of the buttons to open unlocked doors. I like to give them controll of the show doors macro as well. Great video as always!

The last bit about the tokens is great. Thanks!

Always awesome content!

I like the 3D printer in the background :)

That API is truly amazing! It automatically opens any door within 5 feet of your character? I guess the only time this becomes a problem is if you have a room built entirely of doors. LOL

OMG, this is AWESOME!

Yay. Nick strikes good again. The door tokens are great. I just put door in text in front of doors. As a door token might have my players saying, “what is that?” 😂

You Good Sir, are a Hero!

Just started watching your videos and some really great content with easy to understand steps! The quick and to the point process makes these videos very easy to watch and follow along. As a full time Roll20 DM this specific API is going to be very useful! Thanks so much for your video! One question though and maybe you don't have a solution but I thought I would ask; in a previous video you posted an API script for moving Macros across games (a LifeSaver BTW!) is there any API that you know of or a way to make an API to add macros to multiple or select character sheets in a game, or something similar. That would be so good with this API to set certain characters/creatures with the "key" could open doors. Additionally how complex would it be to modify the API to create multiple sets of locked doors on separate colors so that a character could get a "key" (macro) that would open certain doors but not others? I understand that you aren't the author of the script so I apologize if the questions feel misdirected, just interested in unlocking even more player possibilities with this API, not just DM ones Loved the video, definitely going to be checking out the channel regularly for more amazing content!

I let my players use the --push|toggle as a macro as well as the --search. This last one displays to the PC only doors they can toggle. It allows them free movement and also when linked to It's A Trap API its them doing the action not the DM

Hi, amazing tutorial as always. I have a question, since the last upgrades to the dynamic lightning, the API seems to be not working anymore. There is some upgrade to this API?

This is a really good one. But I definitely just want a single button :) I have enough macros cluttering up my space. I dont need a ton

You mentioned that you created that map using Dungeon Alchemist. Is that the software that I see is on Steam? It says it’s not available until Feb. 2022. Did you get an early version or did you use something totally different? Either way, awesome video. I will definitely be using Door Knocker. Love your videos Nick! Thank you.

do you have any tutorials on creating macros. i'm pretty new to roll20 and not sure how any of this works.

Hi Nick, I´m new to Roll20 and I´m loving your videos. I´m having an issue with this API though. Is there a way to close all doors in the page? I´m trying !knock --key|toggle|page but it doesn´t work. Am I missing something? Thanks

I've installed the door knocker API and put it in the Macros, but when I switch to "Join as player" it shows as a token action, even though it is not visible to players. Thoughts?

Is there a way to close hidden doors? both locked and unlocked I can toggle between open and closed, but for some reason I can't seem to close a hidden door. As usual, this is a game changer.. thank you so much

So if you set the macro to "visible" to players, can they open and close doors themselves?

Does this work on legacy lighting?

Hello I dont understand how can i link the maccro to the token ?

Does this only work for the DM? My players were unable to open doors when using the macro but I was.

I am having some issues with the windows. They allow the players to both see through and move through them. I made sure they are the correct colors, am I missing something?

Now, if only Roll20 could actually improve the dynamic lighting so that it no longer bogs down anyone's system and thus the game for everyone else!!!!!!

Why do the walls need to be blue?