# Getting started
1. Open your object that you want to bind an event to and add the **EasyEventManagerInterface**.\
2. Recompile your Blueprint to be able to find the functions in the Right-Click Menu;
or implement it through the Interface panel on the left side:
3. Now you are **ready** to bind an event by using either [**`BindEvent()`**](/documentation/functions/bind-event.md) or [**`BindEventTag()`**](/documentation/functions/bind-event.md)
4. Implement the [**`OnEventCalled()`**](/documentation/functions/on-event-called.md) or [**`OnEventTagCalled()`**](/documentation/functions/on-event-called.md) function from the Interface
And **that's it**! Now you can use [**`CallEvent()`**](/documentation/functions/call-event.md) or [**`CallEventTag()`**](/documentation/functions/call-event.md) anywhere you want, easy right?
{% hint style="info" %}
This part is only for those who want to use it in C++!
{% endhint %}
## C++ Implementation
1. Implement the **`EasyEventManagerInterface`** to your c++ class
**Header file:**
```cpp
public IEasyEventManagerInterface
```
**Example:**
```cpp
class AMyActor : public AActor, public IEasyEventManagerInterface
{
}
```
2. Now you are **ready** to bind an event by using either [**`BindEvent()`**](/documentation/functions/bind-event.md) or [**`BindEventTag()`**](/documentation/functions/bind-event.md)
#### Cpp file:
```cpp
// For Tag usage
#include "GameplayTagsManager.h"
void AMyActor::BeginPlay()
{
UEasyEventManagerLibrary::BindEvent(this, FName("MyEvent"), Object);
// or for tags
UEasyEventManagerLibrary::BindEventTag(this, UGameplayTagsManager::Get().RequestGameplayTag(FName("MyEventTag"), true), Object);
// call parent function
Super::BeginPlay();
}
```
{% hint style="info" %}
You can call [**BindEvent()**](/documentation/functions/bind-event.md) or [**UnbindEvent()**](/documentation/functions/unbind-event.md) from anywhere!
{% endhint %}
3. Implement the [**`OnEventCalled()`**](/documentation/functions/on-event-called.md) or [**`OnEventTagCalled()`**](/documentation/functions/on-event-called.md) function from the Interface
**Header file:**
```cpp
virtual void OnEventCalled_Implementation(FName Event, const FString& Message, UObject* Payload);
virtual void OnEventTagCalled_Implementation(FGameplayTag EventTag, const FString& Message, UObject* Payload);
```
**Cpp file:**
```cpp
void AMyActor::OnEventCalled_Implementation(FName Event, const FString& Message, UObject* Payload)
{
//some code
}
void AMyActor::OnEventTagCalled_Implementation(FGameplayTag EventTag, const FString& Message, UObject* Payload)
{
//some code
}
```
4. And **that's it**! Now you can use [**`CallEvent()`**](/documentation/functions/call-event.md) or [**`CallEventTag()`**](/documentation/functions/call-event.md) anywhere you want, easy right?
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