Tried to automate it so you wouldn't need to specify ElevatorLeft/Right. Currently the placeholder for an opposite cab is [], I tried it with a unicode square and it seems like the font used doesn't support it, as it shows ???.
Caveat: If the elevator shaft is positioned in such a way where you'd need to go inside an indent in the wall also having the shaft doors to interact with the keypad, it'll show [] instead of </>.
Originally looked for a way to match it so if the keypad and shaft door were facing in the same direction, </> would show. Settled on this instead.
Tried to automate it so you wouldn't need to specify ElevatorLeft/Right. Currently the placeholder for an opposite cab is [], I tried it with a unicode square and it seems like the font used doesn't support it, as it shows ???.
Caveat: If the elevator shaft is positioned in such a way where you'd need to go inside an indent in the wall also having the shaft doors to interact with the keypad, it'll show [] instead of </>.
Originally looked for a way to match it so if the keypad and shaft door were facing in the same direction, </> would show. Settled on this instead.