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The pack uses two folders below {rootPath}.
Common contains systems shared by KINEMATION packs. Gameplay Framework connects the character, its equipment, and animation. Shooter Core adds firing, ammunition, reloads, and recoil. Camera, IK motion, and animation tools also live here.{productFolder} contains this pack's character, weapons, animations, sounds, effects, and demo.Open {demoMap} to try the weapons. The player uses {characterName}, found in {characterPath}.
This Blueprint handles movement and look input, keeps a simple inventory, and sends actions such as aiming, firing, and reloading to the equipped item. Its components play the character animation, move the first-person camera, and add weapon motion and recoil.
{blueprintsImage}Each weapon combines a Blueprint for gameplay, a view component for animation and effects, and a settings asset for its pose and motion.
{weapons} {weaponsImage}Duplicate {characterName} into your own content folder if you want to modify it. Use this copy as your player character so you start with the input, equipment, and animation connections already in place.
To use your own character mesh, follow Animation setup. You will add the required virtual bones to its Skeleton, retarget the animations, and apply the result to your duplicate through an animation override.
If you already have a player Blueprint and want to keep its gameplay, use the Character page to understand the components and input flow before connecting the pack to it.
Open your character copy and select Class Defaults. Edit Item Classes to choose the items it spawns. Remove weapons you do not want and add your own weapon Blueprint classes here. The character manages the spawned items and switches between them during play.
{itemsImage}See Items and weapons for how weapon Blueprints and view components work together.
BP_ARX_Mk2: charged energy weapon and holographic display.BP_Gepard: conventional firearm setup.BP_M97: grenade unpin, hold, and throw.BP_Onyx: revolver with reloads selected by missing rounds.BP_RPG90: launcher with scope capture and backblast presentation.BP_TP12: shotgun with shell reload and pump action.Animations/Character/UE4 and UE5 contain the character animations and Animation Blueprints. Animations/Weapons contains the matching weapon animation.
The SAS_ assets in Blueprints/Weapons select each weapon's pose and procedural settings. Blueprints/Recoil stores recoil data and curves. Blueprints/AdditiveMotions contains short IK motions for aiming, changing fire mode, and ready poses.
SFX contains general and weapon-specific sounds. VFX contains Niagara effects, materials, meshes, and textures for muzzle flashes, casings, and energy effects. UI contains the supporting icons, fonts, and materials.
For a conventional firearm, start with BP_Gepard. In its Class Defaults, Fire Rate sets shots per minute and Max Ammo sets capacity. Duplicate the weapon before changing it, then add your copy to the character's Item Classes.
The AC_Gepard view component holds the firing and reload montage pairs, sound, and muzzle effects. Its Animation Settings points to SAS_Gepard, which controls the holding pose, movement, aiming, sway, and recoil profile. Duplicate that asset and assign the copy to your view when you want independent animation tuning.
Next, follow Animation setup to use your mesh, Project integration to use the character in your level, or Create a weapon to add equipment.
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