# Creating your own interactable
The interaction system in **BoundFramework** comes with ready-to-use examples such as **lights**, **light switches**, and **doors**.\
In addition, you can easily create your own custom interactables in two ways:
### Option 1: Create a Child Blueprint
* Create a **child Blueprint** from `BP_Interaction_Master`
* Add your mesh and logic in the Details panel
* This is the fastest way to build interactables since all core interaction logic is already included
### Option 2: Create a New Actor Blueprint
* Create a new Actor Blueprint
* Add the **BPI\_Interaction** interface
* Implement the **OnInteract** event from the interface
{% hint style="warning" %}
⚠️ It’s important to call the **OnInteract** event — if this isn’t called, the interaction will not be registered
{% endhint %}
### When to Use Which
* **Child Blueprint** → Best for standard interactables like pickups, switches, or simple triggers
* **New Actor with BPI\_Interaction** → Best when you need completely custom behavior that doesn’t fit the base class
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