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# Hitbox Setup (Interaction Blocks)

{% hint style="info" %}
You can set Lever or Button as a interactable block
{% endhint %}

## version <1.0.3 - **Tutorial: (Blocks)**

1. Build barriers or any other transparent interactable structure around your wheel
2. Run command: **/fw interaction-edit \<wheel>**
3. You will get to the editor of the wheel.
4. (If you have already setuped some blocks) \ <mark style="color:green;">Green</mark> particles = already setuped block\ <mark style="color:yellow;">Yellow</mark> particles = block to add on interact\ <mark style="color:red;">Red</mark> particles = block to remove on interact\ <mark style="color:blue;">Blue</mark> particles = box selection (advanced)
5. Select blocks you want to set using suggestions in the chat.
6. Then run command: **/fw interaction-edit**
7. **You are done!** Now you can spin the wheel with interaction.

## Tutorial: (Entity/npc/command)

1. Select your dispatch provider (entity, npc, rotatinghead, executable block)
2. Add command as a console sender to your provider: **/fw force-interact \<wheel> \<player>**
3. **You are done!** Now you can spin the wheel with your provider.

## Slime Hitbox (ADDED 1.0.3)

From now, every wheel have it's own hitboxes made of slime entites. This feature is automatically enabled on every new wheel created from plugin/command.

If you want enable/disable this feature or add it to the wheel from older versions use this line at the end of wheel yml file.

```yaml
slime-hitbox: true/false
```

{% hint style="success" %}
Slime Hitboxes can be combinated with interaction blocks
{% endhint %}


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