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# How To Create a Key

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### Creating Key ScriptableObject

{% hint style="info" %}

1. You can create a ScriptableObject by righting click the hierarchy and creating a **Key** object
   1. **Key Name:** Add the keys name here
   2. **Key Sprite:** Add the sprite to use for the key object
   3. **Key ID:** A unique indentifying number to be used as saving information for the inventory
      {% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
NOTE: Make sure all key scriptables are inside the **RESOURCES** folder, this will allowing the saving functionaity to work as intended.
{% endhint %}

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### Creating Key Collectable

{% hint style="info" %}

1. Add a 3D object of a key to your scene and make sure it is setup as below:&#x20;
   1. **Box Collider**
   2. **InteractablePrompt** script (Optional Component)
2. **Key Collectable** script
   1. **KeyScriptable:** Add the relevant ScriptableObject to this slot
   2. **Pickup Sound:** Add a pickup sound of your choice
      {% endhint %}

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