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# Create Zones

* If you want to create a new zone open the admin pane and click the New Zone button.
* A new menu will pop up, choose the distance for interaction, the job linked to that zone and the zone type.

> Zone Types are defined in `config/events.lua > Config.Events`

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* Once you click confirm a green bubble will show in front of you, place it where you want the zone to be generated, if the bubble turns green means the zone is ok.

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* Press E to confirm.
* **IMPORTANT:** Make sure there's always an object inside the bubble, target scripts don't detect zones if there's no object colliding with the bubble.
* Use your target system to test it, in this example I set a cashier zone which is NOT job restricted, if the zone is job restricted then only the player with the job can access it.

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