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# How to use
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1. Add the BPC\_DXRadialManager component to your player character.
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2\. Add the BPC\_DXRadialSettings component to the actor you want to interact with.
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You can add more options by pressing the + sign next to the menu options.
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3\. Now open the actor to implement some functionalliy. Start by clicking the BPC\_DXRadialSettings in the components window and then press the + sign next to `ED on Interact` .
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4\. This event `ED on Interact` will now appear, and you can add functionallity like this.
I'll be using the employee implementation for this example.
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Now drag from the index pin, search for switch and select it.
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Then press add pin to get the execution path for each index. The index is taken from the menu entry found in the `BPC_DXRadialSettings` component.
Now you will be able to add functionallity for each option as you keep adding execution paths to the switch node.
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The index is taken from the menu entries. So entry 1 ( menu option 1 will be index 0 as seen in the picture below ) Use this to implement the correct / intended behavior using the switch on int matching the menu entry.
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And to finish it of, you'll have access to some configuration in `DA_RadialConfig` found at
`DX_RadialMenu -> Config` . More options will come once i keep improving the menu.
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### Tutorial video
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Here is a short tutorial video showing the process.
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Coming soon..
