How do I make A script to open 1 sliding door and another to open 2 sliding doors?

You can use the same script if all it does is open every linked door. In one case you'd only link one door, whereas in the second you might link two or three doors.

Ex:

 public Door[] door;
 
 public void OpenDoors()
 {
     foreach (Door door in doors)
         door.Open();
 }

An excellent way to open doors or make new ones ->

["Open, says-uh-me"] (untested code)

Lo0Nuhti$$anonymous$$ i cant see anything in that page you linked, none of the comments mention anything about doors that i can see.

iwaldrop how would i use that code? i assume i need to create a cube with 'is trigger' and uncheck the mesh render, but how would i then get the door(s) to move, I forgot to mention earlier that i would like to use a keypress "f" to open the doors.

thanks for any help i can get

What is sounds like you need is a game object with a Sphere Collider on it that is setup to be a trigger, a script that will let the user know that they can hit the 'f' key to open the door, and a script that listens for the 'f' key being pressed (while the user is in the collider) which would then send a message to another scirpt that would run the above code. This would all exist on one game object in keeping with the Component Object $$anonymous$$odel.

Something like this:

GameObject SphereCollider Context$$anonymous$$essage $$anonymous$$eyListener DoorActuator

I would attach something like this to the door frame. Then I'd make a script called 'Door' (as I hinted at above) and link that into the DoorActuator script. When the user hits 'f' the $$anonymous$$eyListener would send a message to the DoorActuator calling the 'OpenDoor' method. If you want the door to automatically close after the player leaves the zone then you'd probably want a programmable value for the length of time that the door should stay open after the player leaves the trigger.

Remember to think of each job as a discrete task (a behaviour) that can be added onto any game object that you want.

Let me know if you have any more implementation questions, and I'll be happy to help.

iwaldrop, thanks, i can understand what you are saying, but i have no idea hove to write that code or anything, would you have a link to somewhere that could show me how to write, like something explaining why and how i use what i have to use. I have no experience with doing code.