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# Simple actions
This document explains how to add simple actions to your Convai characters.
Steps to add simple actions to your Convai character:-
* Select your Convai Character and navigate to the Details panel. Within this interface, locate the `Convai Info` section.
Convai Info section in Outliner.
* Select the `Add Element` icon `(+)` and input the desired action you wish to execute. For example, `Print.`
Custom Action
* Open the character blueprint to which you have just now added the action.
* Add a new event with the same name. `Print` in this case and define the logic for the function you just named and run the function `Handle Actions Completion` with `Is Successful` set to true.
Print action implementation
* Hit compile and ask your Convai Character to perform the action.
The Convai Character Prints when asked to perform.
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