A Snapper component is what 'snaps' to a [Snap Target](🔗). This is typically done by grabbing an object by it's [Handle](🔗) and releasing it near the [Snap Target](🔗), however it is also possible to [snap via code](🔗) too.
Snapper component as it appears in the Inspector
| Column Title | Description |
| Handles | Handles attached to this object. When one of these handles is disengaged, the Snapper will attempt to snap to the available target. |
| Start Position | (Optional) The snap target this should start on. |
| Fallback Snap Targets | These snap targets will always be considered when snapping. |
| On Snap | Event triggered when the Snapper snaps to a [SnapTarget](🔗) |
| On Unsnap | Event triggered when the Snapper unsnaps from a [SnapTarget](🔗) |
# Snapping via Code
As stated above, it is possible to snap a Snapper to a [Snap Target](🔗) via code.
This method can also be called from the [Snap Target](🔗), with the Snapper as the parameter.