Finding and Editing Interactions in the Interactions Panel
You can access the Interactions Panel through the Missions Panel. Simply open it and select the Interactions tab. It lists all items in the current level of the space you are in, so if you have a multi-level home, you must check all floors individually.
Once on the panel, you can click on the following tabs:
Items: Where you can choose the item that you want to change the interactions of.
Buttons: Where you can create custom buttons for items, like “Next” on a Soundcloud Stereo to play the next song.
Reactions: Where you can set reactions to custom buttons, or reactions to the actions and attributes of your avatar.
Items Tab
You can choose one of 9 options in the pulldown menu on the right of the screen.
Has Interactions: All items with interactions.
- This include actions that react to how close you are to an item, which is mainly used for automatically teleporting players out of the space, or to another space.
Has Buttons: All items with buttons.
- Buttons can be used to trigger an action on a item.
Has Proximity: All items with Proximity
- Proximity is how close, or how far you are to an item.
Has Missions: All items that start Missions.
Has Events: All items that have events.
- Events are where you can set a item with an reaction that trigger an event.
e.g. If you click “ Turn On” on a Light Switch, it will trigger an event named “Light On” to items, like lights, that are set up and turn all lights in the space on.
Receives Events: All items that receive events.
Send Events: All items that send events.
All Items: Shows all items.
No Interactions: All items with no interactions.
Note
Identifying items causing lag
If something in your space is causing lag, this is the best place to locate it. Look for items with an unusually high number of interactions or interactions you don’t remember creating. Once you find the item, you can use this panel to remove them by opening its reactions and deleting any unnecessary entries.
Preventing accidental teleports
If you don’t want to be teleported out of your own space, open the in-game Settings panel, go to the Interface tab, and ensure “Confirm on space teleportation” is enabled.
You can access the Interactions Panel through the Missions Panel. Simply open it and select the Interactions tab. It lists all items in the current level of the space you are in, so if you have a multi-level home, you must check all floors individually.
Once on the panel, you can click on the following tabs:
Items: Where you can choose the item that you want to change the interactions of.
Buttons: Where you can create custom buttons for items, like “Next” on a Soundcloud Stereo to play the next song.
Reactions: Where you can set reactions to custom buttons, or reactions to the actions and attributes of your avatar.
Items Tab
You can choose one of 9 options in the pulldown menu on the right of the screen.
Has Interactions: All items with interactions.
- This include actions that react to how close you are to an item, which is mainly used for automatically teleporting players out of the space, or to another space.
Has Buttons: All items with buttons.
- Buttons can be used to trigger an action on a item.
Has Proximity: All items with Proximity
- Proximity is how close, or how far you are to an item.
Has Missions: All items that start Missions.
Has Events: All items that have events.
- Events are where you can set a item with an reaction that trigger an event.
e.g. If you click “ Turn On” on a Light Switch, it will trigger an event named “Light On” to items, like lights, that are set up and turn all lights in the space on.
Receives Events: All items that receive events.
Send Events: All items that send events.
All Items: Shows all items.
No Interactions: All items with no interactions.
Note
Identifying items causing lag
If something in your space is causing lag, this is the best place to locate it. Look for items with an unusually high number of interactions or interactions you don’t remember creating. Once you find the item, you can use this panel to remove them by opening its reactions and deleting any unnecessary entries.
Preventing accidental teleports
If you don’t want to be teleported out of your own space, open the in-game Settings panel, go to the Interface tab, and ensure “Confirm on space teleportation” is enabled.