All objects use DM prefix in editor.

Every door has three variants: (No Key), (Item Key), (Object Key)
- (No key) - doors can be opened without any keys
- (Item Key) - player needs to have item key in the inventory to open doors
- (Object Key) - player needs to pick up object key that needs to be placed through editor on a map

Object keys have two variants: (Pickup), (Put back)
- (Pickup) - player can interact with object to "pick it up", it disapperas after interaction and player can't lose this key, it allows player to open doors with (Object Key) in name
- (Put back) - if player has previously picked up an object key, he can put it back by interacting with this object

Firstly, you have to locate the mod folder, it should be in this folder:
...\steamapps\workshop\content\304930

The "304930" folder contains all mods that you have downloaded. In this folder you should have a bunch of folder named with random numbers. Search for "Doors & Keys Mod Showcase" folder.

After you find it go to ...\Doors & Keys Mod Showcase\Bundles and copy "doorsmod" folder and put it in "Bundles" folder inside of your map folder.

And you are done! Now you can edit mod to your own needs.

Now that you have reuploaded the mod, you can create doors with your own requirements!

In folder you've copied there is "Your Project" folder with door example, item key example and object key exmaple that you can copy and edit to your own needs.

You can chose what model do you want to use by editing Bundle_Override_Path. Below you can find list with all model paths. Proper example:
Bundle_Override_Path /Objects/Doors/Heavy Black

If you're wondering what you can put in .dat files or what certain things do, you can checkout this site with all modding assets:
https://docs.smartlydressedgames.com/en/stable/about/getting-started.html



Here are some ready templates:

- Door with item requirement

- Door without any requirements

- Door with object key requirement (Flag Bool ID)
⠀Door
⠀Key

*All objects (things you put through editor on your map) have same ID (16500). Object IDs don't really matter so objects can use the same one without casuing any issues