Setup

Install, replace the owner id, and get one door opening.

Install with the standard four steps in Installing a system: drag uxrDoorSystem into ServerScriptService and press Play once.

Output should read DoorService bound 0 door(s). That is correct: you have not tagged anything yet.

1. Replace the owner id

Shared/Config/Permissions.luau:

Owner = { playerIds = { 3057647029 } },

That is somebody else's user id, and almost every shipped door uses this preset. Replace it with your own before anything else, or none of the example doors will open for you.

Config/Zones.luau has placeholder ids too

local groups = { [111111] = { 0, 1, 2 }, [111112] = { 0, 1, 2, 3 } }
local playerIds = { 3057647029, 111111, 1111112 }

Group ids 111111 and 111112 and the trailing user ids are placeholders carried over from the original build. Replace them with your own group and staff ids, or delete the factors you do not use.

2. Build one door

A Model containing:

Instance	Purpose
A part, tagged `uxrDoorPanel`	The door leaf
A part named `HandlePart`	Where sounds play from
A part with a `ProximityPrompt` named `uxrDoorProximityPrompt`	The interaction

The prompt's part must be a direct child of the model.

3. Tag it and name it

Tag the model uxrDoor, then add a string attribute DoorId with the value 1.

Door 1 is the shipped Police swing door:

["1"] = { access = "Police", motion = { type = "swing", angle = 110, seconds = 2 } },

4. Press Play

Output should now read DoorService bound 1 door(s).

Walk up to the door. The prompt appears, the door highlights, and holding the key gives you a red light and a denial, because you are not on the Police team.

Set your team to Police, or change the door to access = "Owner" now that the owner id is yours. Hold again: green light, and it swings.

It closes itself after ten seconds, which is the shipped default.

Nothing opened and nothing was logged

Three things to check, in order:

The tag is on the Model, not on a part.
The DoorId attribute exists and matches a key in Config/Doors.luau. Both failures warn in Output with the model's full name.
The prompt is named exactly uxrDoorProximityPrompt and its part is a direct child of the model.

5. Try a double door

Give a second model two panels with PanelIndex attributes 1 and 2, and DoorId = "2":

["2"] = {
    access = "Owner",
    motion = {
        type = "double",
        seconds = 2,
        panels = {
            { type = "slide", move = Vector3.new(0, 0, 3.65) },
            { type = "slide", move = Vector3.new(0, 0, -3.65) },
        },
    },
},

Two panels sliding apart. The panels list is applied in PanelIndex order, so if they slide the wrong ways, swap the two entries or swap the indices.

6. Place the terminal

A part with a ProximityPrompt named uxrPCProximityPrompt. No tag, no attribute, no config entry.

Hold it and the terminal opens, listing the zones you have access to. See Zones and the terminal.

7. Give your doors sound

The shipped sound ids are all empty strings. Fill them in Config/Sounds.luau, or place Sound instances named DoorOpen, DoorClose, AccessGranted, AccessDenied and Extra1 inside a door's HandlePart.

8. Turn Debug off

Settings.Debug ships as true. Set it to false before release.

9. Publish

Nothing here needs the live game. Group and gamepass checks behave the same in Studio.

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