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# Usage

Controls for holding, throwing, placing and picking up items.

## Dropping an item

Open your inventory and drag an item onto the ground, exactly like a normal ox\_inventory drop. Instead of the default bag, the inventory closes and the item appears **in your hand** (other players see it too).

{% hint style="info" %}
The item stays in your inventory until you actually throw or place it. If you put it away, nothing is lost.
{% endhint %}

## While holding an item

| Key   | Action                                     |
| ----- | ------------------------------------------ |
| `LMB` | Throw. A yellow line shows the trajectory. |
| `E`   | Enter place mode                           |
| `X`   | Put the item back                          |

## Place mode

A transparent preview of the prop follows where you are looking.

| Key         | Action                                                   |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| `SCROLL`    | Rotate                                                   |
| `E`         | Place the item (or hand it over when aiming at a player) |
| `BACKSPACE` | Back to holding                                          |

When you aim at another player, a green marker appears above their head – press `E` to hand them the item directly.

## Picking items up

Use **ox\_target** on the item:

* **Pick up** – takes the whole stack
* **Pick up some** – choose an amount (only shown for stacks)

Items disappear automatically after the configured lifetime.


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