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# Using Component Decorators
Just like with `MonoBehaviour` in Unity, with our `AirshipBehaviour` we can customize a few things
## Customizing the component menu path
In regular Unity, there is the [`AddComponentMenu`](https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/AddComponentMenu.html) attribute, in Airship it's the `AirshipComponentMenu` decorator.
This is useful for organization purposes.
```typescript
@AirshipComponentMenu("Transform/Follow Transform")
export default class FollowTransform extends AirshipBehaviour {
}
```
Instead of being in the Scripts menu, now it's in Transform :)
## Customizing the Icon
{% hint style="danger" %}
This method is deprecated, you can now customize the icon by going to the TypeScript asset file, and in the inspector changing the `Icon` field.
{% endhint %}
By default an `AirshipComponent` has the `AirshipScript` icon - however this can be changed as like with `MonoBehaviour` scripts
This is done through the `AirshipComponentIcon` decorator. The path should point to a texture in your project.
```typescript
@AirshipComponentMenu("Voyager/Voyager Health")
@AirshipComponentIcon("Assets/Editor/Icons/Health.png")
export default class VoyagerHealthComponent extends AirshipBehaviour {
// ... code here
}
```
Note the Heart icon, also the custom title from the component menu