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# Ragdoll

## Enabling Ragdoll

To enable ragdoll, change <mark style="color:red;">`false`</mark>

{% code title="config.lua" %}

```lua
RagdollEnabled = false
```

{% endcode %}

to <mark style="color:green;">`true`</mark> in `config.lua`&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Much like the menu key, `RagdollKeybind` uses RegisterKeyMapping. By default It is  set to **`U`** server side. To change the keybind change the default **U** value in FiveM keybinds found in the **settings** menu within the **Esc Menu**.
{% endhint %}

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## Ragdoll Options

An option to toggle whether ragdoll requires a single key press or the key to be held is found under

{% code title="config.lua" %}

```lua
RagdollAsToggle = true,
```

{% endcode %}

Changing the value to <mark style="color:green;">`true`</mark> will enable a toggleable ragdoll, changing the value to <mark style="color:red;">`false`</mark> will require the player to hold down the assigned ragdoll key.

{% hint style="info" %}
`RagDollAsToggle` only works if `RagdollEnabled` is set to <mark style="color:green;">`true`</mark>.
{% endhint %}

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