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"codelock with instructions on where to insert the code"

To create a code lock system in Roblox, you'll need to have a basic understanding of scripting with Roblox Lua. Below is a simple example of how you can implement a code lock system. This example assumes you have a GUI with a TextButton for submitting the code and a TextBox for entering the code.

First, you need to create a LocalScript that will handle the player's input and check if the code is correct. This script should be placed inside the TextButton.

```lua
-- LocalScript inside the TextButton

local textButton = script.Parent
local textBox = textButton.Parent:FindFirstChild("TextBox") -- Replace with the actual name of your TextBox
local correctCode = "1234" -- Replace with your desired code

textButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
    local enteredCode = textBox.Text
    if enteredCode == correctCode then
        print("Code is correct!")
        -- Add code here to unlock the door, give an item, etc.
    else
        print("Incorrect code.")
        -- Add code here to handle incorrect code entry
    end
end)
```

Next, you'll need to create the door or object that will be unlocked by the code. This part of the script should be placed in a Script within the door or object.

```lua
-- Script inside the door or object to be unlocked

local door = script.Parent -- Replace with the actual object you want to unlock

function unlockDoor()
    -- Add code here to animate or move the door to an unlocked position
    door.Transparency = 0.5 -- Example: Make the door semi-transparent to indicate it's unlocked
    door.CanCollide = false -- Example: Allow players to walk through the door
end

-- You'll need to connect this function to the event when the code is correctly entered.
-- For example, you could use a RemoteEvent to signal that the door should be unlocked.
```

In this example, when the player enters the correct code and clicks the TextButton, the door will become semi-transparent and non-collidable, simulating an unlocked state. You can replace the unlockDoor function with your desired behavior.

Please note that for a more secure and complex system, you would want to handle code validation on the server side using a RemoteEvent and a Script (not a LocalScript) to prevent exploiters from bypassing the lock. The above example is simplified for educational purposes and should be expanded upon for use in a live game.