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# Unlock Event

### What happens **when the code is valid?**

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1. Click the **+** icon in the bottom right, it will add a new event and you can place any gameobject which may have a script with a public method you want to call. 
2. In this case I have added the door object, this has a script called **DoorController** which has a public method called **OpenDoor**
3. You can then run this code each time you unlock something, this can be changed on each door, and multiple events can happen in each
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### Event Example

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* In the example below you can see the event opens from the script **DoorController** 
* The **DoorController** exists on the door object itself.
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### Stopping Keypad Interactions

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I have also added a **RemoveTag** script in case you want to remove the tag to stop interaction with the keypad once you get a specific code. (This stops you from interacting with keypads after, if you wish)

* See the **Scripts > Event Examples** folder
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[Stopping Interaction](/keypad-system-doc/support/stopping-interaction.md)
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