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# Reaction Debugger
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The Reactive Component Debugger allows you to virtually change the state of menu items and game objects in your scene,
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so you can test how your reactive components will behave without needing to manually interact with your avatar.
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To open the Reactive Component Debugger, right click a Game Object and choose `Modular Avatar -> Show Reaction Debugger`.
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Alternatively, you can click the `Open reaction debugger` button on a reactive component.
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The debugger window is divided into two sections: One showing the state of the object itself, and one for the reactions
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that affect it.
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## Object state section
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The top section lets you select which object you want to examine, by changing the `Inspecting object` field. By default,
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it will show you the currently selected object, but if you change the field you can examine some other object instead.
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As with inspector windows, you can lock the view to avoid it changing when you select different objects in the scene.
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Below the `Inspecting object` field, there is a button to clear all active overrides. More on that later. We also see an
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`Object state: ACTIVE` here, showing that this object is (virtually) active.
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Below that are two options to force the object to be active/inactive, and to force the associated menu item to be selected
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or deselected. Click the `-` or `+` buttons to trigger such a forced state, or the middle (blank) button to clear the
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override.
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Forcing an object to be "active" or "inactive" doesn't actually change its state in the hierarchy, but it'll be shown as
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if it was enabled or disabled in the scene view window.
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## Reaction section
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The reaction section shows all "incoming" reactions that affect this object. It also shows what conditions need to be
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true for the reaction to be triggered, and lets you easily override those conditions.
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