
Animated doors and tools to create your own custom doors.
52.8 of the 58 points that apply = 91 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
MalisisDoorsReborn reimagines the original MalisisDoors mod for modern Minecraft, adding animated doors and a flexible system for designing custom ones. Its door collection includes reinforced, shoji, jail, laboratory, factory, sliding, airlock, French sliding, accordion, rusty hatch, and HBM-inspired industrial doors such as Vault-Tec blast, fire, secure-access, sealed sliding, and water doors. It also provides animated alternatives for vanilla doors, trapdoors, fence gates, and copper doors and trapdoors, alongside metal and wooden trapdoors, garage doors, dyeable curtains, and large double doors, including 3×3 variants. Doors can slide, rotate, fold, move like curtains, or open as split panels, and some HBM doors and selected doors such as the rusty hatch support multi-level key-card access. The self-powered Door Factory lets players set a custom door’s movement, sound, and animation speed, then use inserted blocks to build its frame and panels; items such as flint and steel, an ender pearl, or water and lava buckets can add fire, portal, or flowing-liquid effects. The factory can also modify compatible 1×2 Macaw’s Doors and several existing doors, while optional Create lift compatibility covers the high-tech and basic sliding doors, including the Bostwick gate. Forcefields range from a simple 1×2 door-like field to larger horizontal or vertical areas formed by linking panels; the linker highlights nearby fields, and blocked spaces within a field’s selected area are skipped. Camouflage doors, trapdoors, and a fence gate can match neighboring blocks automatically or be assigned a specific appearance that persists after reload.
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