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# Creating a House for Robbery

## Creating a House for Robbery

To create a house for home robbery, you must have the proper authorization set in the `cfg.lua` file.

Users with this authorization can start the house editor by entering the `/hr_editor` command.

**Steps to Create a House:**

1. **Place the Keypad**: Position the keypad to either the right or left side of the house door, depending on your preference.
2. **Set Entry/Exit Points**: Move the NPC ped to determine the entry and exit points of the house.
3. **Name and House Type**: Assign a name to the house and select its type from the available options.
4. **Saving the House**: Once the house is configured, the details will be saved to the `rm_houserobbery/created_houses.lua` file.
5. **Transfer to Data File**: To finalize the new house, transfer the saved house information to the `rm_houserobbery/data/houses.lua` file.


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