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# Network state toggle object
You can use a network state to toggle whether a game object is active. The most basic use of this is to toggle the visibility of a 3D object. However, you can use the activation and deactivation to trigger other events. For a more advanced example, see [Network state animation start/stop](/developer/creating-locations/network-states/example-network-state-configurations/network-state-animation-control.md).
The following diagram shows the components required to toggle an object in response to a button press, and to synchronize that change between users.
Component overview
The following diagram shows an example of how to arrange the components in Unity, and the required references.
{% hint style="info" %}
In the `LVR_Location_Network_State` component, use the `Current State` property to set the game object's initial state when the location loads. Enter `0` for the game object to start inactive, and enter `1` for the game object to start active.
{% endhint %}
