MoonBots By [Starries]
Help Center / Getting Started / Quick Start Guide

Dialog Relay: Touching Objects & Using Menus

Getting Started Last updated: July 18, 2026 219 views

Dialog Relay: Touching Objects & Using Menus

Use Dialog Relay to click and respond to your baby's menus, all from your MoonBots HUD. This works for baby furniture, toys, food, and more.

What Dialog Relay Does

Dialog Relay lets you interact with objects in your baby's world without clicking on them directly in your viewer. When it is turned on, MoonBots relays object menus straight to your HUD, so you can tap through them from your phone or your viewer just as easily.

There are three ways to use it:

  1. Automatic menus, when your bot sits on or uses an object that has its own menu
  2. Touch, where you pick an object from a list and MoonBots touches it for you
  3. UUID Touch, where you paste in an object's key to touch it directly

Turning On Dialog Relay

Open your MoonBots HUD.

Tap Messages.

Find Dialog Relay in the list and tap its toggle to turn it on. It glows green when active.



💡 Important

Dialog Relay needs to be turned on for object menus to reach your HUD. If you touch something and no menu shows up, check that this toggle is green.

Automatic Menus From Furniture and Toys

Once Dialog Relay is on, sitting your bot on a piece of furniture or activating a toy that has its own menu will bring that menu straight to your HUD as a pop up. You can tap the buttons on it just like you would if you had clicked the object yourself in world.


Touching Objects Manually

If you want to interact with something nearby that your bot is not sitting on, you can have MoonBots touch it for you.

Open Control Me on your HUD.

Tap the hand icon in the lower left of the movement pad. This is the touch button.

MoonBots lists nearby touchable objects, each with a number.

Tap the number next to the object you want to touch. If the object has its own menu, it will pop up next.

If there are more objects than fit on one screen, tap NEXT to see more.



UUID Touch

UUID Touch lets you touch an object by pasting in its key instead of picking it from a list. This is handy when the object you want is not showing up nearby, or when you already know its key.

Open Control Me on your HUD.

Tap UUID Touch.

Paste or type in the object's UUID.

Tap Submit.


To find an object's UUID in Second Life, right click the object, choose More, then Copy Key. This copies the UUID to your clipboard so you can paste it straight into the field.

💡 Tip

Dialog Relay works great for baby routines like feeding, diaper changes, and playtime. Turn it on before a play session so every menu comes straight to your HUD instead of needing you to click on each item in world.


Was this article helpful?