# Add Condition

To add a transition condition to the state, go to:

> NavMesh AI Controller **->** Behaviours **->** Settings **->** Transitions **->** Conditions

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Then click on the plus sign.

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In the drop-down list, select the function we need.

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To find out what default conditions are available in Aurora FPS, check out:

{% content-ref url="add-condition/default-conditions" %}
[default-conditions](https://renownedgames.gitbook.io/aurora-engine/artificial-intelligence/configurate-ai/conditions/add-condition/default-conditions)
{% endcontent-ref %}

And so, we added a condition **Health -> Compare**

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Each condition will have **an individual set of parameters**, only **Mute** will be common, which allows you to disable the condition without deleting it.

{% hint style="info" %}
If a certain component is required for the condition, it will be added automatically.
{% endhint %}

In our case, the **Compare** condition requires the **AI Health** component, which in turn was added to the object on which the **NavMesh AI Controller** that we are configuring is located.

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As a result, you can add as many conditions as you want, if you need it.

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{% hint style="info" %}
If necessary, we can **disable the full set of behaviors at once**, for this you need to tick the **Mute** field:
{% endhint %}

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In this case, the program will simply ignore all the conditions in the behavior set.