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 |<object>.interact_cursor|Interaction cursor for the object, as set in the [[Map Editor]] from the [[Entity Properties]] panel. This can be used to either retrieve or change the interaction cursor for the object. Valid values include "default", "walk", "interact", "speak", "attack", or any custom cursor defined in your [[game configuration]].|
 |<object>.property["x"]|Custom property stored on the object, where "x" is a [[string]] containing the name of the property. This can be used to either retrieve or change the property's value.|
+|<object>.properties|All custom properties defined for the object. As it's a [[codex]], its keys can be iterated using a “for” loop (refer to the [[codex]] documentation for an example).|
 |<object>.model|Name of the object's model (e.g. "tree").|
 |<object>.frame|Current [[animation]] frame (as a [[number]], with the first frame being 1). This can be used to either retrieve or change the model's current frame. If this property is changed and an [[animation]] is playing, the [[animation]] will first be stopped.|
-|<object>.animation|Name of the animation currently playing for this object (as a [[string]]). Value will be null if no animation is playing.|
+|<object>.animation|Name of the [[animation]] currently playing for this object (as a [[string]]). Value will be null if no [[animation]] is playing.|
 |<object>.animations|An [[array]] of [[animation]] names defined for this object. The names will be [[string]] values.|
 |<object>.attach_points|An [[array]] of [[attach_points|attach point]] names defined for this object (across all [[animation]] frames). The names will be [[string]] values. The [[array]] will be empty if no [[attach points]] are defined.|

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