Toggle Page

At the top of The Link’s main interface, you can add multiple categorized Pages to organize your Links.

Right Click on any of them, you can enable or disable it.

Toggle Page allows you to dynamically enable or disable these pages in-game using pose, voice or any other inputs.

Example: Summon Horse and switch to Riding page

Let’s design a voice command such as “Summon my steed” that, when triggered along with pressing T:

Disable the walking movement control page

Enable the horse riding control page

So when you say “Summon my steed”, it presses T, disables all walking movement controls, and enables all horse-riding movement controls.

Tips & Best Practices:

Keep Switch Actions in Main Page

Make sure your mounting and dismounting actions are not included in either the walking or riding pages.

This makes it easier to freely switch modes.

Real-Game Situation: Emergency Recovery

In intense gameplay, it’s common to get knocked off your horse or dismount unexpectedly.At that moment, players often forget they didn’t perform a proper dismount pose.So they try to counterattack—but because the page hasn’t switched, walking or dodging won’t work

To handle this, you can go to The your Main Page Or Combat Page and bind:

Disable Horse-Riding Page + Enable Walking Page to your most frequently used melee attack action. This way, when you try to attack, the correct page will automatically be toggled—making it more in line with real combat intuition.

Dynamic Page Toggle (Output: Hold)

Following the same logic above:

When adding a page toggle, choose Hold instead of Execute Once to make the page temporarily activate or deactivate only while the action is being held.

Example:

During continuous spell casting, you can temporarily disable all movement controls:

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