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After selecting a function to build, you'll be prompted to choose a trigger. **Triggers** are effectively your "objectives", running the function when activated. Functions can be triggered by mob deaths, player actions (such as right-clicking or entering an area), and other events. Like functions, triggers will have configurable options on them. [**You can find a list of triggers here.**](Triggers)
#### The Hotbar Menu
Once you've selected a function and a trigger, your hotbar will be temporarily swapped with a menu containing the function and trigger options. You can right-click with the various items here to modify these options or see more.
You can exit the hotbar menu at any time by holding crouch.
#### Adding Trigger Conditions
If you want even more control over your trigger, you can add **Conditions** to it. Conditions can be attached to triggers to prevent them from running until the conditions are met. This can include players being nearby, player count, or a custom Mythic Mobs condition. [**You can find a list of conditions here.**](Conditions)
If you want even more control over your trigger, you can add **Conditions** to it using the hotbar menu. Conditions can be attached to triggers to prevent them from running until the conditions are met. This can include players being nearby, player count, or a custom Mythic Mobs condition. [**You can find a list of conditions here.**](Conditions)
### Playing Your Dungeon
Once you've built your dungeon and set up your functions, you can safely use `/leave` to exit edit mode. From there, all you have to do is run the command `/md play [dungeon name]` and it will take you to the dungeon.
Note: You can also use `/md play [dungeon name] [player]` to send a player and their party to a dungeon.
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### Examples
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And you're good to go! From here, you can take a look at the different functions, triggers and conditions available here on this wiki, as well as take a look at the dungeon config and commands to learn even more about what you can do with your dungeons.
