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# Shapes

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**Shapes** allow you to **represent** ideas, emotions or informations.

You can find them on the left side of the screen, in the **library tab.**&#x20;

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## Configuration

Shapes have some customization, you can change the **color, style and thickness** of the lin&#x65;**.**

You can also make them invisible so you can create interactive areas.

{% hint style="info" %}
To make shapes interactive areas, just open the configuration menu, mark the invisible option and add an action to the shape, as explained below in this page.
{% endhint %}

To change the **shape** **style** just click on it and change the **attributes** located at the **top bar.**

## Actions

You can set up multiple multiple actions to happen when the player clicks the shape, to set up this, click on the shape and then on the action button at the top bar.

The actions you can set up are:

* **Visit an external url.**
* **Subtract X points.**
* **Add X points.**
* **Go to another scene in the game.**


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