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{% hint style="info" %} 2\. Create an empty GameObject which will act as your spawn point for the item (This can be inside your drawer {% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %} 3\. Add the **ItemSpawner** script to this empty gameobject spawn point 4\. Add the item prefab you want to spawn in the appropriate array 5\. Add the spawn point gameobject to itself as this will be the transform. (I use the additional variable in case you want to spawn via another location) {% endhint %}

{% hint style="info" %} 6\. Go back to your **DoorInteractable** object and add the empty gameobject spawn point to the **OnDrawerOpen()** event box, then select the **ItemSpawner > SpawnItems** from the dropdown box {% endhint %}

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