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# Overview

Zoe provides an easy-to-use interface to add interactivity to a 3D scene in minutes. It is a visual way of programming behaviors. Two main elements make this possible:

* [Interactive Objects:](/adding-interactivity/interactive-objects.md) any asset in the scene that you want to be interacted with needs to be converted into an interactive object.
* [Interactions:](/adding-interactivity/interactions.md) interactions are the base element of the programming system. They set behaviors for Interactive Objects by detecting **conditions** and triggering **actions** accordingly.

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