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# Random assembly widget
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An Utility widget is available to gather more informations on variants, it's accessible using the  button on a [BP Random Assembly](/cgtoolbox-docs/pcg-random-assemblies/bp-random-assembly.md) actor:
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If no [random assembly definition](/cgtoolbox-docs/pcg-random-assemblies/random-assembly-definition.md) is found on the actor, the widget will display an error message and a button to create a new one:
No Random Assembly Definition set up.
If a random assembly definition if found but with no [PCG Data Asset](/cgtoolbox-docs/pcg-random-assemblies/pcg-data-asset.md) set up, a warning will be displayed:
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The widget show all the variants applied to the current random assembly with some details:
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#### Button shortcuts:
You can create a new variant with the  button. A popup will be displayed with the tags available:
If no tags are available, an error message will be displayed for few seconds:
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You have a shortcut available with this button:  to go to the Level Instance asset used by the random assembly.
Beside, If you change the content of the linked level instance (Editing / Adding / Removing actors, change tags, ...), you will need to update the PCG Data Asset accordingly, this can be done with this button: 
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#### Debug view:
The "Show tags" checkbox display object's bounds (with the debug color) and display also the actor tags used by the variants:
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