On the left sidebar, the different groups or sources from which you can pull dynamic data are displayed.

After clicking on a source, you can add a tag either by clicking on that tag, or by drag and dropping it to the content area. Drag and dropping is useful when you are constructing a dynamic sentence and you need control where the dynamic tag is placed.

The content area (middle) displays your dynamic content. The dynamic content can contain individual or multiple tags, but can also be combined with static text to create dynamic sentences (example below)

There’s also a shortcut to quickly add a tag by pressing @ and searching for the tag name, then pressing Enter. This can save time once you get familiar enough with Voxel and different dynamic tags it provides.

After a tag is added, you can click on it to toggle the mods area on the right sidebar. Mods are an important feature of working with dynamic data in Voxel, which we’ll cover in our next article.