Quote (succulentdesire @ Jun 15 2011 11:52am)

you should play with me fixed lol

I think I'm going to play with redstone for the first time today

Quote (Switch11 @ Jun 15 2011 01:23pm)

prepare to get frustrated

Quote (Sacred_Angel @ Jun 15 2011 11:54pm)

I hate restone doors...I can't get it to work...at all.

Quote (Skibum @ Jun 16 2011 12:28am)

pic?
/e use a button so its not constantly in the on or off position

Quote (Sacred_Angel @ Jun 16 2011 12:50am)

Outside: http://i54.tinypic.com/szzwv5.png

Inside: http://i53.tinypic.com/dm9w0l.png

Ok, Works fine when I click outside, will open close.

But if I open the outside switch, the inside switch won't close it.

Only one switch will work at a time.

Quote (Skibum @ Jun 16 2011 01:42am)

alright, so the easiest way would be to take out the block you have the level on so its like a window, then set the lever inside so you can reach it from both sides.
the more complicated way would be to make a sort of redstone circuit like this.
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk41/skibumologist/2011-06-16_033507.png
basically this is the functional unit, the redstone torch in the front will only lite when both switches are turned on (thus open a door), so you need to route redstone from each lever to a unit such as this, and then rout the output to the door.
here is an example of putting most of it underground.
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk41/skibumologist/2011-06-16_033521.png
http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk41/skibumologist/2011-06-16_033607.png
you can see functional unit because i left it uncovered, and the red cloth represents where i placed redstone (about 2 blocks, sometimes 3 blocks down from there)