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There's an important difference between the two that you need to pay attention to - req_access_txt requires '''all listed accesses''' to open the door, while req_one_access_txt lets anyone with '''one of the listed accesses''' open the door. For example - say you want your Brig to be accessible by the Detective and Security Officers, we would put "63;4" in '''req_one_access_txt''', because we want the Detective and Security to have access. If we used req_access_txt, you would need both accesses to open the door, meaning neither the Detective or Security could open it.
There's an important difference between the two that you need to pay attention to - req_access_txt requires '''all listed accesses''' to open the door, while req_one_access_txt lets anyone with '''one of the listed accesses''' open the door. For example - say you want your Brig to be accessible by the Detective and Security Officers, we would put "63;4" in '''req_one_access_txt''', because we want the Detective and Security to have access. If we used req_access_txt, you would need both accesses to open the door, meaning neither the Detective or Security could open it.


You can view all of the access values in the access.dm file, or view them [https://github.com/yogstation13/Yogstation/blob/bb3c47b03178f6290b34b10e1dac0882121cf1af/code/__DEFINES/access.dm here]. If you get confused, you can take a look at Boxstation's map file and check the value on the door you're looking for.
You can view all of the access values in the access.dm file [https://github.com/yogstation13/Yogstation/blob/master/code/__DEFINES/access.dm here]. If you get confused, you can take a look at Boxstation's map file and check the value on the door you're looking for.


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