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# Setup the Basics
## Setting Up the Basics
To start using immediately, head into your **Character** blueprint class and add the **AC\_EasyLockpick (EasyLockpick - Lockpicking Component)** component:
In **AC\_EasyLockpick's** details tab inside your **Character,** you will find a **AttachTargetTag** property. Change this to what you want or keep it at default. Copy it:
Now, we will tag the **Scene Component we** want the Lock asset to attach to. In this example, we'll make it attach to the **Camera Component:**
After compiling, you should see the **Lock Preview Mesh** spawn in front of the **Camera Component**. This is just a preview mesh to help you adjust the transform of the Lock asset:
You can tweak the settings of the Component as you like:
In your level, locate or add a **Post Process Volume.** Ensure its set to **Infinite Extent (Unbound).** Go to its **Post Process Materials** and add the Plugin provided **M\_PP\_DepthFade** material:
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If you cannot locate this material, ensure that **Show Plugin Content** is enabled in the **Asset Referencer/Browser.**
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To test, in your Character (or any other blueprint) edit your interaction logic and/or implement logic to Interact with the plugin's **Base Lockpickable** class:
Add a **Lockpickable actor** from **Plugin Content** to your level and configure its instance settings as you desire:
That's it! Now when you interact with the example lockpickable asset, you should see that:
* The background gets dimmed using the Post Process material upon interaction.
* The lock asset is shown if interacting with a locked door.
* Upon successful lockpicking, the lockpicakble asset is unlocked.
