# Target

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

```lua
Config.Target = {
    enabled = true,
    resource = 'ox_target',
}
```

{% endcode %}

* When `Config.Target.enabled` is set to `true`, your script stops loading and showing its built-in DUI elements (text prompts, help messages, etc.) that relied on keyboard keys (like “Press E”).
* Instead, all object-interaction logic is handed over to the specified targeter (`ox_target` in this case). In practice, this means:
  1. **No more DUI prompts.** You no longer draw simple text popups or “Press E” prompts in the world.
  2. **No manual key checks.** You don’t use `IsControlJustPressed(0, 38)` (E) or `IsControlJustPressed(0, 47)` (C). Instead, you register every interactable zone or entity with `ox_target`, and it displays its own UI (icons, tooltips, reticle, etc.) and listens for a left-mouse click or whatever key(s) you’ve configured in `ox_target`.

In short: turning on `Config.Target.enabled = true` disables your old DUI-based prompts and delegates all “click-to-interact” behavior to the targeter (`resource = 'ox_target'`).