Code Lock

The Code Lock is an essential security device in Rust, crafted to ensure the safety of your base. This vital item allows you to secure various access points such as doors, hatches, and storage containers. To activate the protection, the player installs the Code Lock and sets a personalized four-digit PIN. The lock's status is visible through an LED indicator—green for unlocked, and red when securely locked.

Access Control: Other players may request entry by entering a guessed PIN on the keypad. Success is signaled by a confirming beep, granting them enduring access unless the code changes. Conversely, incorrect guess attempts result in a warning beep, an electric shock animation, and a dose of damage that escalates with each failed try. Distinctly, you can assign guest codes to allow limited access to allies without relinquishing full lock control.

Management: When unlocked, the Code Lock can be removed, or its code can be altered by any player, making it crucial to maintain its locked status when not adjusting settings. Remember, a secure base is the bedrock of survival in the unpredictable world of Rust, and the Code Lock is your first line of defense against uninvited intruders or opportunistic raids.

Tips: Always ensure your Code Lock is locked after setting or changing your PIN. Share your lock codes only with trusted teammates to prevent security breaches. Consider setting different codes for different access points to compartmentalize security in case of a partial breach. Lastly, stay vigilant and regularly check your Code Locks for any signs of tampering or attempts at unauthorized access.