The Code Lock plays a significant role in securing your base and keeping your loot safe. In this guide, we'll delve into the details of the Code Lock, its functionality, crafting, and how to use it effectively in the game.

 

Understanding the Code Lock

 

    The Code Lock is an electronic locking device used to secure various structures in Rust, including Doors, Large Wood Boxes, small Wood Storage Boxes, Fridges, and Lockers.

 

Functionality and Usage

 

    Any player can interact with the Code Lock by holding the 'use' button on the device. If the correct four-digit PIN is entered, the lock will remember the PIN, allowing easy access to the locked object. Players who are "remembered" by the lock can change the PIN or set a Guest PIN for visitors.

    Entering a code is user-friendly, and there's an option to correct mistakes by pressing the "C" icon during input. The Code Lock display emits a green glow when unlocked and red when locked.

 

Crafting the Code Lock

 

    To craft the Code Lock, you'll need:

- 100 Metal Fragments

 

 

Using the Code Lock

 

1. Place the Lock: Add the Code Lock to your hot bar, then mouse over the object you want to lock (door, box, hatch, etc.). Press the left-click to place the lock, and it will automatically be in the unlocked state.

 

 

2. Setting the PIN: To set the PIN, interact with the lock by holding the 'use' button while looking at it. A prompt will allow you to input a four-digit PIN of your choice.

 

 

3. Guest Access: You can set guest codes on unlocked locks allowing other players access to the locked item without the ability to unlock, remove, or change the code.

 

 

4. Lock Management: Unlocked Code Locks may be removed or have a new password set by any player.

 

 

To end

 

    Properly securing your loot and base is essential for survival, and the Code Lock is a vital tool to achieve that. Understanding how to craft and use the Code Lock effectively ensures that you have the upper hand in the challenging world of Rust.