Using Markers

Disable Config.Target

Config.Target = false

Activate Config.UseMarker

Config.UseMarker = true

• To ensure that the markers work correctly, you need to disable the Config.Target and activate Config.UseMarker. Here's a brief explanation of why these commands are necessary:

  1. Disable Config.Target (Config.Target = false): This line of code is required to deactivate any existing target configuration that might interfere with the use of markers. When Config.Target is set to false, it ensures that the system doesn't rely on or prioritize target-based configurations, allowing for proper marker functionality.

  2. Activate Config.UseMarker (Config.UseMarker = true): This command is crucial for enabling the marker system. By setting Config.UseMarker to true, it activates the use of markers within the configuration. This allows the system to recognize and utilize markers, which are essential for tracking or highlighting specific elements.

  In short, these lines are necessary to disable conflicting target settings and activate the markers, ensuring that the markers function as expected.