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=== Covenant ===
=== Covenant ===
The [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] frequently use curves as well as bright purples, blues, and grays in the design of their technology; everything from weapons to cities. The doors incorporate the curves and colors standard to Covenant design, most notably in [[High Charity (Structure)|High Charity]]. While many doors throughout the halo universe have indicator lights and work by sliding in and out of the walls, only the doors in High Charity that flash when the player gets close and emit a tone.  
The [[Covenant Empire|Covenant]] frequently use curves as well as bright purples, blues, and grays in the design of their technology; everything from weapons to cities. The doors incorporate the curves and colors standard to Covenant design, most notably in [[High Charity (Structure)|High Charity]]. While many doors throughout the Halo Universe have indicator lights and work by sliding in and out of the walls, only the doors in High Charity flashes when the player gets close and emit a tone.  


=== Humanity ===
=== Humanity ===
Human technology for doors has progressed since the modern era. While most doors today are based on a hinge system, the doors seen on Earth are exclusively sliding, either opened by proximity or a switch located on the door itself. Like most human technology applied to everything from roads to space faring military vessels, the design is simple and geometric (with some discrepancies) with straight lines and angles, and involves blacks, grays, and browns. Most doors have a light on them that is either green to indicate that it is open or can be opened, or red to indicate that it is locked.  
Human technology for doors has progressed since the modern era. While most doors today are based on a hinge system, the doors seen on Earth are almost exclusively sliding (except for the antiquated doors in [[Crow's Nest (Base)]]), either opened by proximity or a switch located on the door itself. Like most human technology applied to everything from roads to space faring military vessels, the design is simple and geometric (with some discrepancies) with straight lines and angles, and involves blacks, grays, and browns. Most doors have a light on them that is either green to indicate that it is open or can be opened, or red to indicate that it is locked.  


=== Forerunner ===
=== Forerunner ===
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