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'''Keys''', also called '''key rings''', are elements from [[The Talos Principle]] that unlock certain gates. By passing through a large floating set of keys, the player takes possession of the keys until they have been used on one or more associated metal gates. | '''Keys''', also called '''key rings''', are elements from [[The Talos Principle]] that unlock certain gates. By passing through a large floating set of keys, the player takes possession of the keys until they have been used on one or more associated metal gates. | ||
Passing through a [[purple barrier]] will cause the keys to reset back to their original location ( | Passing through a [[purple barrier]] will cause the keys to reset back to their original location (unlike most carried objects, which fall in place next to the barrier). | ||
== Puzzles == | == Puzzles == | ||
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{{#categorytree:Puzzles with {{lc:{{PAGENAME}}}}|hideroot|mode=pages}} | {{#categorytree:Puzzles with {{lc:{{PAGENAME}}}}|hideroot|mode=pages}} | ||
[[Category:Puzzle Elements]] | [[Category:Puzzle Elements]] | ||
[[Category:TTP1]] | [[Category:TTP1]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:16, 20 June 2024
Keys, also called key rings, are elements from The Talos Principle that unlock certain gates. By passing through a large floating set of keys, the player takes possession of the keys until they have been used on one or more associated metal gates.
Passing through a purple barrier will cause the keys to reset back to their original location (unlike most carried objects, which fall in place next to the barrier).
Puzzles
The following puzzles use keys: