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# 4.9 Spikes

How about we create a cue from scratch that moves the **Wagon** off stage right?

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1. **Click "Cue"** from the **Top Menu Bar** and **Select "Add Cue".** Keyboard warriors can use **CTRL + U.**
2. **Add the Wagon** to the cue.
3. **Name** the cue **Wagon Off**, and pick another fun color!
4. Go to the **Edit Movement Window** and click **"Add Spike"**
5. **Double Click** in the new spike's **Name Box** to change the name to **Off SR**
6. While the **Name Box** is active, **Double Click** or **Tab** to move to and edit the **Value Box to 0.**
7. **Press Tab or Enter** to save the value.
8. **Single Click** on the spike to select it. It will **highlight orange** when it's selected.
9. **Click "Update"** to save and close the **Edit Movement Window.**

To learn more about [Spikes:](/docs/spikemark/spikes.md)


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