| How character actions work Understand what character actions are, when they are queued, and how Blueprint handlers run. | How character actions work |
| Character actions quick start Enable actions, add the default handlers, set up pawn movement and NavMesh, register scene objects, and test movement. | Character actions quick start |
| Configuring actions Define the action set, enable the feature on the chatbot component, and register environment objects and characters. | Configuring actions |
| Writing clear action names and descriptions Name and describe actions so Convai picks the right one, and keep parameter descriptions unambiguous. | Writing clear action names and descriptions |
| Built-in action handlers Implement Blueprint handlers for the default navigation, follow, stop, and wait behaviors. | Built-in action handlers |
| Building custom action handlers Write Blueprint event handlers that receive and complete action structs dispatched by the chatbot. | Building custom action handlers |
| Parameterized actions Declare typed inputs on action templates and read resolved values in Blueprint handlers. | Parameterized actions |
| Attention and reference grounding Understand how the chatbot resolves object references and attention targets in action responses. | Attention and reference grounding |
| Actions Blueprint reference Look up the Blueprint structs, events, enums, and queue functions used by character actions. | Actions Blueprint reference |
| Character actions examples End-to-end action recipes: navigating to an object, following a character, and using parameterized actions. | Character actions examples |
| Troubleshoot character actions Fix actions that are not firing, NavMesh and movement issues, and parameters that are not resolving correctly. | Troubleshoot character actions |