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# 🎫Tags
## Overview
The **Tags** component allows gameobjects to have multiple tags.. instead of one.
It uses the **Tag** scriptable assets with Integer ID values.
You can create your own tags by the Create Menu:
*Create→Malbers→Scriptables→Tag*
The ID for a Tag is created automatically using the method **`GetHashCode()`. Which means Tags IDs are Case sensitive**
For example, the ID for the **"**Companion" tag is the HashCode \[-780357772]
{% hint style="success" %}
To know if a **gameObject** or a **transform** has a **Tag(s)** you can use the Extension methods:
{% endhint %}
```csharp
if (transform.HasMalbersTag(myTag))
{
//Do your thing
}
//OR
if (gameobject.HasMalbersTag(myTag))
{
//Do your thing
}
//OR
if (transform.HasMalbersTag(myTag1, myTag2))
{
//Do your thing
}
```
## Methods & Properties
### `static List TagsHolders`
> Returns a List of all objects that use the Tags component. You can access from everywhere like this:
>
> **`Tags.TagsHolders`**
### `static List GambeObjectbyTag(Tag tag)`
> Returns a List of all gameobjects in the current scene that have a **tag**. You can access from everywhere like this:
>
> **`Tags.GambeObjectbyTag(myTag)`**
### `static List GambeObjectbyTag(int tag)`
> same as `static List GambeObjectbyTag(Tag tag)` but uses the int value of the tag
### `bool HasTag(Tag tag)`
> Check if this component has a tag.
###
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