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# PlayerUI Control Items

Configure the buttons used for navigation and cancellation in the Player UI (`Previous`, `Next`, `Cancel`, and `Search`).

### Configuration

Edit `prompt-config.yml`:

```yaml
PlayerUI:
  Previous:
    Item: Feather
    Custom-Model-Data: 0
    Column: 3
    Text: '&7◀◀ Previous'
  Next:
    Item: Feather
    Custom-Model-Data: 0
    Column: 7
    Text: 'Next ▶▶'
  Cancel:
    Item: Barrier
    Custom-Model-Data: 0
    Column: 5
    Text: '&7Cancel ✘'
  Search:
    Item: Name_Tag
    Custom-Model-Data: 0
    Column: 9
    Text: '&6Search ⌕'
```

### Options

* **Item**: The Minecraft material for the button item. Must be a valid material from the [Minecraft Materials](https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Material.html) list.
* **Custom-Model-Data**: The custom model data value for the item.
* **Column**: The inventory column (1-9) where the item is placed.
* **Text**: The display name of the button item.


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