
Every one of these is a single door, however wide, not narrow ones stacked side by side. The swinging ones open one way and stay where you left them; a saloon swings either way and shuts itself; the stone doorway swings inside masonry that stays put.

The same wall, open. Wide doors swing right out of their frames, and refuse if anything is in the way. The sliding ones, fusuma and sliding glass, neither swing nor need a cavity: two panels run one behind the other, inside the space the door already had.

The Iron Hinge every swinging door starts from, the Sliding Track the sliding ones run on, and the nine paintings a fusuma can carry: two paper and the thing the picture is of. Cycles all nine. Both components take planks of any wood.

Every door in the mod, a family per row and every size of it side by side: solid, glazed, saloon, fusuma, painted, all-glass, sliding glass, bookshelf and the stone doorway. It cycles the twelve woods, the two stones and the nine paintings.

Every way a door is crafted, in one picture. Four styles on the left; joining them wider, glazing those, and the stone doorway on the right. Cycles the fourteen materials a body is made from, and each row quotes the sizes it comes in, width by height.

