===== 📜 Bot Program =====

The **Program Tab** is where you design your bot’s behavior.  
Using a visual programming interface, you can combine triggers, conditions, and actions to create interactive logic.

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==== 🖥️ Visual Program Interface ====
- Build your bot’s behavior using drag‑and‑drop blocks.  \\
- Each block represents a trigger, condition, or action.  \\
- Blocks can be reordered to change execution flow.  \\
- Saved programs become the active logic for your bot. \\

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==== 🌐 Template Management ====
- **Community Template Library** – Browse and use templates shared by other players.  \\
- **My Templates** – Save your own logic for reuse.  \\
- **Pre‑made Templates** – Quick start bots such as Greeter, Vendor, Ticket Booth, Quiz Master, Guard, Item Collector.  \\
- **Save / Export / Import** – Manage your templates across different worlds or bots. \\

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==== 🧩 Programming Blocks ====
Bot logic is built from three block types:

   * [[bots:triggers|Triggers]] – Events that start logic (e.g., player clicks, timer, proximity).  
   * [[bots:conditions|Conditions]] – Checks that decide what happens next (e.g., has item, random chance).  
   * [[bots:actions|Actions]] – Results that bots perform (e.g., show dialogue, give item, teleport).  

Blocks can be nested to create **if/else** logic.  
For example:  
“When player clicks me → If player has item → Show dialogue ‘Thanks for the gift!’ → Else → Say ‘You don’t have the item.’”

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==== ⚙️ Editing Blocks ====
- Each block has **Edit** and **Delete** options.  \\
- Editing changes the block’s parameters (e.g., item type, dialogue text, radius).  \\
- Conditions include **IF TRUE** and **ELSE** sections, allowing different actions depending on the outcome.  \\
- Use the ➕ button to add child actions under conditions. \\

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===== Summary =====
The **Program Tab** is the heart of bot customization.  
You can:
  * Build logic with triggers, conditions, and actions  
  * Save and share templates  
  * Edit blocks to fine‑tune behavior  
  * Create bots that interact, trade, and respond dynamically  

Next: explore the block reference pages – [[bots:triggers|Triggers]], [[bots:conditions|Conditions]], and [[bots:actions|Actions]] – to learn what each block does.