Teleporting the player is very easy.

All you have to do in any script is:

akplayer.moveto(object)

Where akplayer is a property pointing to the player (actor property akplayer auto and set it to the player actor) (or you can use game.getplayer().moveto(object) instead)

And (object) is an objectreference pointing to something in the game world.

For example, in CCAS I use this:

;wherever you put your properties
actor property playerref auto
objectreference property ccas_startmarker  auto  

;in the script function
playerref.moveto(ccas_startmarker)

And I set playerref to point to the player and ccas_startmarker to point to an xmarkerheading. What object you set your objectreference to doesn't matter - I think it can be anything in whatever cell you want. (?)

So if you want to teleport the player when the player uses an item, in your activate script you'd just have the game.getplayer().moveto(wherever) script.

So to teleport the player back and forth between the current location and your destination cell, you'd probably want to do something like:

1. game.getplayer.placeatme(xmarker)   ;where xmarker is any sort of object, but preferably an invisible marker. This is so that when you want to teleport the player back, there's a marker at your starting position.

2. game.getplayer.moveto(crystalcorridormarker)   ;where crystalcorridormarker is something, again preferably an invisible marker, in your destination cell.

When you want to teleport back to the real world, you would:

3. game.getplayer.moveto(xmarker)  ;back to the original position

4. xmarker.disable()  ;get rid of the xmarker so you can reuse it [might need to markfordelete?]

OK. Good. It's a one-way teleport.

So to teleport, all I really need in a teleport marker like one that comes with a door. I don't even need a door? If I don't need a door, then I can keep people from cheating by activating the doors and putting them in plain sight. If I don't include doors in the first place, then the workload to cheat will be too big to bother.

Correction: I will include doors, but they are all one-way doors.

Not like the door marker. You want a duplicate of an xmarker or xmarkerheading - in the cell, it'll look like a red box, exactly like a door marker but red instead of yellow.

I'm not sure what you mean by one-way doors... I don't think that's actually possible.

I was going good to disable all of the doors that could allow access back to the original spot. Only one way into TCC and the like. Like a flow chart.

I'm too tired. I just lost all of that work. I think I can do it again after some sleep. Sleeping is a gamble for me where learning is concerned. It causes me to forget, but I think some important knowledge just stuck to me like sweaty underpants (lol). I'll redo it later and then ask for help to round it out and clean it up. I can't keep going while so prone to doing dumb shit like I just did. OK have an awesome day.