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Use this tutorial when you want the supplied Sci-Fi character and weapon examples running in an editable scene.

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Prerequisites

  • Unity 6000.0.78f1.
  • The Input System package.
  • A scene with one character root GameObject.
  • A character hierarchy with an Animator. A humanoid-style rig gives Pack Setup the best automatic mapping result.

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Set up the character

1

Select the character root

Open an editable scene and select exactly one character root GameObject. Do not select a child bone, a prefab asset, or multiple objects.
2

Run Pack Setup

Choose GameObject > KINEMATION > Pack Setup, select Sci-Fi FPS Pack, and click Set Up Character.
3

Inspect the generated components

The preset adds or reuses Animator, PlayerInput, CharacterController, ShooterControllerExample, GameplayAnimationController, a first-person Camera, GameplayCamera, FirstPersonSocket, RecoilAnimation, and AudioSource.
4

Enter Play mode

Test movement, look, item switching, aim, fire, reload, fire-mode changes, and inspect. Save the scene after you confirm the references.
The first item equips below the mapped weapon bone, the camera follows the first-person socket, and the supplied weapon presentation is visible in Play mode.

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Input actions

The supplied Assets/KINEMATION/Shared/ShooterCore/Inputs_Shooter_Core.inputactions uses a map named Player and PlayerInput Send Messages behavior. With Send Messages, action names must match handler names such as OnMove, OnLook, OnUseItem, OnAim, OnReload, and OnChangeFireMode.

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Troubleshooting

Select exactly one scene GameObject. Pack Setup does not run when you select a prefab asset, a child bone, or multiple objects.
Confirm that Assets/KINEMATION/SciFiPack/Editor/SciFiGameplaySetupConfig.asset is imported and that the project has no script compilation errors.
Check the mapped weaponBone, the active item’s GameplayItemExample-derived component, and the view’s delayed visibility timing.
Assign GameplayCamera.firstPersonSocket to a socket below the mapped head bone and assign cameraAnimationSource when the rig provides a camera bone.

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Next steps

  • Sci-Fi content to configure the pack-specific arms, weapons, animations, audio, and VFX.
  • The shared Gameplay Framework and Shooter Core snippets for reusable component reference sections.