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/ROOM DOOR

The /room door command is used to create exits that can be opened and
closed. The format for the command is:
/room door <dir> <doorname> <key>

The doorname can be preceded by a "-" if you wish to remove a door,
rather than add a new one. The key points to the objectnumber of the
key used to lock/unlock this door, and is optional, no number is
needed here, and if one is not provided, there will be no key to
lock or unlock the door.

Syntax:

 /room door <dir> [-|<door>] [key] 

Examples:

 /room door n woodendoor 500 (A door named woodendoor is created to
                              the north, and is lockable with the key
                              with object number 500.)

 /room door d - (The door down will be removed.)

 /room door west boulders (A door west is created, named boulders. No
                           key can be used to lock/unlock this door
                           since no objectnumber was provided.)

Observe that the command /ROOM EXFLAG is closely related to
manipulating exits, and some things considering doors can be
changed with this command, for example making an exit hidden.

 See also: /ROOM EXFLAG, /ROOM EXDESC