I would have to say my secont favorit languge would be VRML verson 2. i'm not talking about VRMLscript I mean pure VRML. who needs veriables or fancy control logic. I had a three story elevator but this is what I could quickly find on the web(and was mine)

#VRML V2.0 utf8

PROTO doorx [
   field SFVec3f t 0 0 0
]
{
   Transform {
      translation IS t
      children [
         DEF doorts TouchSensor {
         }
         DEF ts TimeSensor {
            cycleInterval 10
            loop FALSE
         }
         DEF pi PositionInterpolator {
            key [
               0 .1 .9 1
            ]
            keyValue [
               .25 0 0 .75 0 0 .75 0 0 .25 0 0
            ]
         }
         DEF pi2 PositionInterpolator {
            key [
               0 .1 .9 1
            ]
            keyValue [
               -.25 0 0 -.75 0 0 -.75 0 0 -.25 0 0
            ]
         }
         DEF tr Transform {
            translation .25 0 0
            children [
               Shape {
                  geometry Box {
                     size .5 2.5 .01
                  }
               }
            ]
         }
         DEF tr2 Transform {
            translation -.25 0 0
            children [
               Shape {
                  geometry Box {
                     size .5 2.5 .01
                  }
               }
            ]
         }
      ]
   }
   ROUTE ts.fraction_changed TO pi.set_fraction
   ROUTE pi.value_changed TO tr.set_translation
   ROUTE doorts.touchTime TO ts.set_startTime
   ROUTE ts.fraction_changed TO pi2.set_fraction
   ROUTE pi2.value_changed TO tr2.set_translation
}


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