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The Emerald Events Component. Pressing the foldout areas will expand its options.

## Using the Events Component The Events Component allows users to create Unity Events for various functionality that happens both in and out of combat. These events can be used to call custom functions or code. There's also an option to call these through the Emerald Events editor through the inspector. There are 13 built-in Unity Events that are called during various Emerald AI actions. You can use these events to trigger custom function calls and other mechanics to expand functionality with AI. {% hint style="success" %} Here are the available tutorials and guides for the Events Component. {% endhint %}


	Applying the Events Component	AddingTheEventsComponent.gif	Applying the Events Component
Events Through the Editor		ExampleUnityEvent.png	Creating an Event Through the Editor
	Events Through Code	CACoverImage.png	Creating an Event Through Code

Applying the

Events Component

AddingTheEventsComponent.gif

Applying the Events Component

Events Through the Editor

ExampleUnityEvent.png

Creating an Event Through the Editor

Events Through Code

CACoverImage.png

Creating an Event Through Code

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