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The central controller required to use Simlogical’s Security/Apartment System. Place one Security Controller on any lot where you want to create restricted rooms or areas. Working together with Apartment Tokens and compatible doors, the controller allows you to determine which Sims are permitted or prevented from entering controlled areas. Access can be assigned to specific named Sims (“keyholders”) or based on different types of Sims, such as age or gender. Multiple rooms can also be grouped together and controlled as a single secured area. With the University expansion installed, timed security settings can be used to change access restrictions at different times of day. Despite its use as an apartment system, it can be used for many different lot setups requiring controlled access, including apartments, private rooms, workplaces, dormitories, hotels, and other restricted areas.

Works the same as the wall-mounted security controller, but you can use this outdoors. It is alright to have both controllers on a lot, but you would not want both of them to be doing automated security checks together so don’t put both of these in the same room.

An optional global patch for Simlogical’s Security/Apartment System that allows ordinary, non-hacked doors to work with the system’s room-access restrictions. When installed, players can use regular doors with the Security Controller and Apartment Tokens rather than being limited to Simlogical’s special hacked Security Door. This is particularly useful for creating apartments or other restricted areas while retaining a wider variety of door styles. Because the patch modifies global door behavior, the correct version must be installed for your game’s expansion-pack configuration.