Accordion Style Door Movement - Folding Door

I am trying to figure out how to make a Accordion Style Door Movement that looks nice.

Thanks in advance.

your best bet is to get some sculpty stairs (they are cheap and readily available), upend them and scale them.

/esc

I've seen folding doors in a build before, so I know it's possible. I would assume you would use two swinging doors (or more) and move them appropriately as they rotate, making them appear to fold as one door.

i used llGetLocalPos() and llGetLocalRot() for open and closed.
then move them with llSetPrimitiveParams PRIM_POSITION and PRIM_ROTATION using link messages and preset linked positions and rotations

Me too. I link up all the components of the door, with it in the closed position, and then put this handy little snippet of code into each moving part:

vector locPos;
rotation locRot;
grab_params()
{
    locPos = llGetLocalPos();
    locRot = llGetLocalRot();
    llOwnerSay("\n \nLoc Position: " + (string)locPos + "\n \nLoc Rotation: " + (string)locRot + "\n \n");
    
}
default
{
    state_entry()
    {
       grab_params();
    }

    touch_start(integer total_number)
    {
       grab_params();
    }
}

I make a note of the result, obviously.

Then I write a script including the following bits and pieces:

vector p_closed;
rotation r_closed;

vector p_open;
rotation r_open;

rotation LocalRot(rotation localrot)
{
    rotation LocRot = localrot / ( (ZERO_ROTATION / llGetLocalRot()) * llGetRot());
    return LocRot;
}

open()
{
    llSetPrimitiveParams([PRIM_ROTATION, LocalRot(r_open), PRIM_POSITION, p_open]);

}

close()
{
    llSetPrimitiveParams([PRIM_ROTATION, LocalRot(r_closed), PRIM_POSITION, p_closed]);
}

I call these two functions, open() and close(), where and how I need them in the script: typically start with close() in state_entry() and then toggle between calling open() and close() with a touch_start().

I paste in the readings I've just obtained to give values to p_closed and r_closed.

I then move each moving part of the door into the open position, take a fresh set of readings, and use these to paste in values for vector p_open and rotation r_open.

It's a rather laborious process. Sue Stonebender has a very helpful free, set of scripts and demos on http://shop.onrez.com/item/789956 for free which people might find useful if they aren't familiar with using llSetPrimitiveParams to move child prims. I wish the kit had been available when I was trying to get my head round it.