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# Click Commands

Items can run commands when someone clicks on them. The commands can be executed either as the player or through the server's console. You can also use placeholders in commands, and they will be automatically replaced with the correct values.

## To add commands:

1. Choose a menu file and open it.
2. Find an item in the file and look for the `commands` section. If it's not there, you can add it.
3. Add a command using one of these formats:
   * To run as the Player: `player->[YOUR COMMAND]`
   * To run as the Console: `console->[YOUR COMMAND]`

## Command Examples

```
item-builder:
  my-item:
    item-settings:
      commands:
        - "player->say this command is being executed as {PLAYER}"
        - "console->say this command is being executed by the console"
```


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