Passcode protected door

so i saw that there are already some topics on this but they are all pretty old and dont have pictures.
i was just hoping someone could maybe remake one of these or someone that already made one repost one of them so i could get some pictures.
im kinda lost w/o pics so…

ima go sleep rn bc i go golfin tmr morning pretty early so il check back later tmr

thx in advance fellow forumers

is that a real word… probably not but im tired so now it is i guess

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I think this should be easy to follow…

And a late Happy New Years!

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i do not understand, how does the prop barrier get removed, or is there another thing with this, like the shapes device?
@Painless

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Ohh now i understood.

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I mean you could always use counters & buttons…


It looks like this in-game

If This is What you're looking for

You will need:
4 buttons (I made them invisible, but they can be visible if you want them to be)
5 counters
And a barrier

Setting up the counters

Place 4 of them below the barrier. You can use the grid snap setting to make them line up precisely if you want to. Place the fifth one to the side, and MAKE IT INVISIBLE!!!

So far, it should look (somewhat) like this:

Now, go into the counter settings. Look for the “Target” menu at the top. Enable it, and input a number, This will be your first digit for the code.

Repeat that for the other three counters.

Finally, go into your invisible counter settings and set the target value to “4”.

Place your barrier

Pretty self-explanatory, put it wherever you want it to be. *Note: I’m using a barrier, you can use whatever you need to use.

Placing the buttons

Set each button down on top of each counter. (It doesn’t have to be right on top, but close to each counter). I made mine invisible, but they can be visible if you want them to be. The button settings are:


Your setup should look (close to) this:

Wiring everything

Wire each button to their respective counter (Button pressed > increment counter).

Now, last step! Wire each of the counters to the invisible one (Target value reached > increment counter). Finally, wire the counter to the barrier (target value reached > deactivate barrier)

Let me know if you need more pictures!

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i thinks i needs more pictures…
also, could you elaborate a lil bit more on what you mean and like maybe how to do it
thx broski

Ok @Monkalicious_Monka67 I can do that!

Didya use the dropdowns? They’re dropdowns and clickable, that’s not my whole message…

Just have counters update properties and then property checkers when the property value changes.

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Eh, it doesn’t matter. Here are the settings for every device and wire there!
Counters
Digit counters here. For my passcode I did “1234”, so the values are 1, 2, 3, and 4.
General counter settings (ones that every digit counter will have)


Counter 2

Counter 3

Counter 4

Invisible counter


Button
This one’s the same for all of them.

Barrier
Nothing changes here, the settings are the default ones once you place it.

Wires
Digit counter > barrier counter. This will be there 4 times, once for each digit.

Barrier counter > barrier

I would send a GIF of the thing in action, but the file is too large… any way to make it smaller?

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use this. it has some gif comprssers too

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Idk how good this looks but this is what it looks like (code is 1234)

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You get the idea though, it works and you can always use the steps a bit above to make it and see if it’s what you’re looking for

If This is What you're looking for

You will need:
4 buttons (I made them invisible, but they can be visible if you want them to be)
5 counters
And a barrier

Setting up the counters

Place 4 of them below the barrier. You can use the grid snap setting to make them line up precisely if you want to. Place the fifth one to the side, and MAKE IT INVISIBLE!!!

So far, it should look (somewhat) like this:

Now, go into the counter settings. Look for the “Target” menu at the top. Enable it, and input a number, This will be your first digit for the code.

Repeat that for the other three counters.

Finally, go into your invisible counter settings and set the target value to “4”.

Place your barrier

Pretty self-explanatory, put it wherever you want it to be. *Note: I’m using a barrier, you can use whatever you need to use.

Placing the buttons

Set each button down on top of each counter. (It doesn’t have to be right on top, but close to each counter). I made mine invisible, but they can be visible if you want them to be. The button settings are:


Your setup should look (close to) this:

Wiring everything

Wire each button to their respective counter (Button pressed > increment counter).

Now, last step! Wire each of the counters to the invisible one (Target value reached > increment counter). Finally, wire the counter to the barrier (target value reached > deactivate barrier)

So you don’t have to scroll :wink:

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TYSM!
sorry i was so late to respond. I had a very long day yesterday and just went to bed.
i will re look over everything and then post a solution

EDIT: thx again @Hdangerzones! i just tried it for my hide and seek map and it worked! :grin::+1:

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