<aside> 👉🏽 If you need an overview of Links and the various other link types, see this page.

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• The Action Editor lets you set up more advanced buttons without coding
• For example, you could make a button that, when clicked, scales up or down another asset, or triggers an animation on a 3D model, or modify other asset properties
• It is still early days for our Action Editor, expect more here in the months ahead
• You can make these actions be “local” or not! If an action is local, then it will only happen for the user who sets off the trigger. If it’s not local, it will be a synchronized, persistent update that happens for everyone in the Frame.

If you add a link to an Asset like an Image, Text Label, or 3D model, one of the link types you can choose is “Advanced Link”. This then lets you bring up the Action Editor using the blue button you see at the bottom left corner of this screenshot:

When you open the Action Editor, it will look something like this, assuming it’s your first time in:

There’s your incredible button on the left. So, let’s add a trigger to it! Click the green “ADD TRIGGER” button.

<aside> 👉🏽 A trigger is what the user has to do on the asset to make the action happen.

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The only trigger we support right now is click/tap, but we have others coming soon (like proximity, hover, etc).

Now, you can add another trigger or add an action.

<aside> 👉🏽 An action is what will happen when the user does the trigger, or in this case clicks on your incredible button.

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