<aside> 🗒️ For more about UnityEvents and how to use them, refer to the official Unity Documentation.
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Event linkers are a set of utility scripts that allow you to link together in-game events to activate functions on the components you add to items, maps, or creatures within Unity. All event linkers have a handful of common functions that you can activate which afford you even greater control over the control of your item(s).
Every event linker has the same standard "structure" with mild alterations: You define a list of events (For which you configure the trigger by selecting one from a dropdown selector) which give you a Unity Event to drag/drop GameObjects into in order to invoke methods from the components added to that GameObject. You can (and may even need to) make events with duplicate triggers: The execution order of these events matters!
Using event linkers, you can make items perform complex actions such as playing animations, particles, sounds, etc., introduce puzzle mechanics to your levels, or create custom humanoids with new additions which otherwise wouldn't be possible without writing code.