> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.kinemation.xyz/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # ◻️FPS Offset > Documentation for ◻️FPS Offset. ## Overview This modifier lets you apply offsets to the weapon and hands IK targets:

#### Bones * Ik Weapon Bone is set to IK weapon\_bone, and it represents the weapon animated pose. * Ik Weapon Bone Aim represents the weapon default idle pose, which is used for aiming. * Ik Hand Right/Left is an IK bone target for the right/left hand. #### Offsets * **Weapon Bone Offset** is a rotation and translation offset for the Ik Weapon Bone in component space. * **Right**/**Left Hand Offset** is a rotation and translation offset for the Ik Right/Left Hand relative to the weapon. ## Use-cases This modifier is generally used to adjust the weapon pose in first-person view. It's recommended to bind offset values from a scriptable objects, character controller or a weapon:

In the FPS Addon Demo, weapon animation data is stored in a scriptable object. This **FPS Offset** modifier links that data asset with the animation system. **FPS Offset** is usually placed after the [FPS Copy Bones](/cas/fps/modifiers/fps-copy-bones), additional Copy Bone, and the Attach Hand modifiers:

It's also possible to add multiple FPS Offsets to the same Procedural Animation Settings asset:

In this example, there're 3 offset modifiers used for different gameplay situations. To make these modifiers active only in certain situations, use the Weight Overrides feature:

This override will activate the modifier only when the player is in first-person view.