They can theoretically be "flipped" as per their inspection window, but will still always drop down instead of lifting up.
They can then be opened, closed, wired and locked. To use Atlantis Trap Doors, they have to be placed into the game world. 2 Stone Rods made in a Processor from Stone, Limestone or Bedrock.1 Stone Slab made in a Processor from Stone, Limestone or Bedrock.To craft 1 Atlantis Trap Door, you'll need: There is no other way to obtain the recipe.
The crafting recipe for Atlantis Trap Door can be unlocked by buying the Atlantis Bonus Bundle from the Store. You can also obtain it by buying a building kit for a Blueprint that contains Atlantis Trap Doors. All Creatures, even of two blocks in height, can fall through holes the size of only one block and can jump up through such holes if these holes are only one or two blocks high up.Ītlantis Trap Doors can be crafted in your Crafting Menu (to be opened by pressing "q" as the default key), but only after the according crafting recipe has been unlocked by buying the Atlantis Bonus Bundle from the Store. When activated, these trapdoors will fold downwards and give way to Creatures and player characters alike. These trapdoors look like thin light blue stone boards with an off-white border, a raised handle, and an eye motif on both sides. They are part of the Atlantis Bonus Bundle. They can only close holes in the ground or ceiling, but cannot be rotated sideways. Atlantis Trap Doors are usable pieces of furniture that can be opened, closed, locked, and also wired to be opened or closed with activation devices from a distance.
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