# Material

The `SignUI.Material` option specifies the material used for the signs in the Sign UI feature.

#### Usage

You can configure the `SignUI.Material` by editing the appropriate configuration file, typically named "config.yml" or similar, with the following:

```yaml
SignUI:
  Material: OAK_SIGN
```

In this example, the material for signs is set to `OAK_SIGN`.

#### Explanation

The `SignUI.Material` option allows you to define the material used for signs within the Sign UI feature. The specified material determines the appearance of the signs during user interactions.

#### Example

To change the material for signs to a different type, update the configuration as follows:

```yaml
SignUI:
  Material: SPRUCE_SIGN
```

This will set the material for signs to `SPRUCE_SIGN` within the Sign UI feature.

#### Valid Materials

The value assigned to `SignUI.Material` should match a valid Minecraft material, typically containing the word "SIGN." Common examples include `OAK_SIGN`, `BIRCH_SIGN`, `ACACIA_SIGN`, and more.

Refer to the [Minecraft Materials](https://hub.spigotmc.org/javadocs/bukkit/org/bukkit/Material.html) documentation for a comprehensive list of available materials.


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