# How to use a custom Key?

In this example I will show the most likely use for the custom key, creating your own enumerator and implementing it to the UniFlux system

We create the 'Key' enumerator to use it

```csharp
public enum Key
{
    Event_1,
    ResetApp,
    OnPlayerDead
}
```

We go to the Generator Key tab

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We write the name of the type we are going to use, in this case "Key". Note that it is Key Sensitive.

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We choose the folder where we left the new Extender code and that's it!

```csharp
Key.Event_1.Dispatch();
Key.ResetApp.Dispatch();
Key.OnPlayerDead.Dispatch();
```

Now you can use the "Key" enum to create new keys!

On a personal note, I usually use strings to reduce dependencies completely, by using a custom key that is not primitive you will generate a dependency, if that does not affect your project then go ahead, *without fear of success*


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