# Wheel

Radial quick-access menu displaying your 8 emotes bound to numpad keys 1-8.

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### How to use

1. **Hold** the CAPS key (default)
2. **Move** the mouse toward the desired segment
3. **Release** the key to play the emote

The center of the wheel shows the full name of the hovered emote. If no segment is selected when you release, the action is cancelled.

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### Assigning emotes to the wheel

The wheel shares the same slots as your numpad keybinds. To assign an emote:

1. Open the emote menu (`M`)
2. **Right-click** the emote you want
3. Select **Emote Slot 1** through **8**

The emote will then appear in the matching wheel segment **and** be playable with the corresponding numpad key.

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### Config

```lua
Config.Wheel = {
    Enabled = true,
    Key = "CAPS",       -- Key to open the wheel (hold)
    Slots = 8,          -- Number of segments
}
```

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### Display

* Long names are automatically truncated with `...`
* Empty slots show their number (1-8)
* The hovered segment is highlighted in green
* Center circle = cancel (no selection)


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