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# Object configurator
**Object Configurations** are a way for you to add configuration data *per Imported Actor.* The defined configuration UI will show up in your actor menu after being placed.
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Make sure you have set up your **Object Library** and at least one **Imported Actor** by following the instructions in [Actor importer](/realtime-configurator/actor-importer.md).
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## Create a configurator dataset
1. In your project's content browser, right click and go to **Odyssey -> Odyssey Configurator Dataset.** Name it after your Imported Actor.
2. Open your `Odyssey Configurator Objects Library` asset (created in [Actor importer](/realtime-configurator/actor-importer.md)).
3. In the row that holds your object, under **Configurator Dataset ->** Add your newly created configurator dataset.
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You will need to follow these steps for every Imported Actor you want to attach configuration properties to.
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## Create a configuration property
1. Open your Configurator Dataset asset.
2. Add a Configurator key to the Dataset using the Add button:
3. Fill your configuration data in your newly created row. Each configuration needs a **Display Name, Type,** and a **Default Value.**
## Add configuration logic
1. Open your **Imported Actor** blueprint (type `OdysseyConfigurable`).
2. Override the `Handle Configuration State Change` function
3. Connect your custom configuration logic to the exec pin of the newly created event.
4. From this point you can follow the guide [Configurator blueprint API](/realtime-configurator/level-and-object-configurator/configurator-blueprint-api.md) to learn how to set up events and hooks from your configurator properties.
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