# Sticky Notes

Bring a simple yet powerful interaction system to your server with STG Sticky Notes.
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Players can place customizable sticky notes anywhere in the world on walls, vehicles, or even on other players creating immersive and fun roleplay moments.

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Having trouble installing?

{% content-ref url="sticky-notes/installation" %}
[installation](https://stg-store.gitbook.io/documentation/scripts/sticky-notes/installation)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Want to customize the script?

{% content-ref url="sticky-notes/configuration" %}
[configuration](https://stg-store.gitbook.io/documentation/scripts/sticky-notes/configuration)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Which resources are required?

{% content-ref url="sticky-notes/dependencies" %}
[dependencies](https://stg-store.gitbook.io/documentation/scripts/sticky-notes/dependencies)
{% endcontent-ref %}

Need functions for integration?

{% content-ref url="sticky-notes/exports" %}
[exports](https://stg-store.gitbook.io/documentation/scripts/sticky-notes/exports)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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