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# Switching to another script

{% hint style="info" %}
"Move to another script" allows you to "redirect" the user to a neighboring script from the current thread. 
{% endhint %}

Let's create a transition through the side menu, or by right-clicking on a free area of ​​the screen.

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In the block menu, you can enter the name of the action and choose where to go.

![](/files/oGOIBP8aysSzmTSaM5qe)

Click "Create Transition". In the pop-up window, we need to select a script and a block for the transition.

![](/files/mAwSWcVlswiRAIEtyIJp)

It is important to give blocks unique names to save time when looking for the right one.

![](/files/EPKHm8hztiSneI1U1VGo)

When the appropriate block is selected, click "Add" 

Now the selected block is displayed in the "Transition" block menu:

![](/files/o7hShMwmKYWo2sdOSUg9)

 

It remains only to embed the block with the action "Transition" in the right place in the chain:

![](/files/ep0D8Lbk9WvM9X9AMV3v)

For example, first our user will go to the welcome chain (common to everyone); then select the "buy product" option, and the bot will send it to a separate script, where all the sale mechanics are worked out. 

Similarly, the user will be able to return. 

Now you know how to move the user between your scripts.


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