Sci-Fi content - Kinemation

The Sci-Fi FPS Pack is the product content layer on top of Gameplay Framework and ShooterCore. Use this page to locate the supplied assets before you customize a project character or weapon.

Product entry points

Content	Location	What it provides
Character	`/Game/KINEMATION/Sci-fi_FPS_Pack/Blueprints/BP_SciFi_Character`	A pack character that inherits camera, gameplay animation, IK motion, shooter input, and recoil behavior.
Demo map	`/Game/KINEMATION/Sci-fi_FPS_Pack/Demo/Maps/Sci-fi_Shooter_Map`	A playable map for verifying the imported content and character flow.
Animation sets	`Animations/Weapons/<weapon>` and `Animations/Character/UE4` or `UE5`	Character, weapon, camera, and procedural animation content organized by family.
Recoil	`Blueprints/Recoil/<weapon>` and `Blueprints/Recoil/Shakes`	Weapon recoil data, fire-mode curves, camera curves, and camera-shake assets.
Additive motion	`Blueprints/AdditiveMotions`	ADS, fire-mode, and ready-pose IK motion assets and their curves.
Visual effects	`VFX/Niagara`, `VFX/Materials`, `VFX/Meshes`, and `VFX/Textures`	Muzzle flashes, casings, materials, meshes, and textures used by weapon views.
Audio and UI	`SFX/<weapon>`, `SFX/General`, and `UI`	Weapon audio, general sounds, fonts, materials, textures, and weapon icons.

Supplied weapons

Weapon	Base class	Pack-specific content
`BP_ARX_Mk2`	`BP_Shooter_Weapon`	Holograph, charge audio, energy-charge components, and custom charge/fire presentation.
`BP_Gepard`	`BP_Shooter_Weapon`	Standard firearm setup with a pack-specific weapon view.
`BP_M97`	`BP_Shooter_Weapon`	Grenade hold, unpin timing, release, and aiming rules.
`BP_Onyx`	`BP_Shooter_Weapon`	Revolver view and missing-round reload presentation.
`BP_RPG90`	`BP_Shooter_Weapon`	Collision, scene capture, and backblast components.
`BP_TP12`	`BP_Shooter_Shotgun`	Shotgun reload and pump flow, holograph, custom fire effects, and aim point.

Each weapon has a matching SAS_ animation set. Keep the character mesh, weapon view, animation family, recoil data, camera animation, audio, and effects from the same weapon family unless you deliberately test a mixed setup.

Continue to the detailed reference

Read Weapon blueprints for the product-specific weapon Event Graph and view behavior.
Read Gameplay animation for animation settings, procedural Animation Blueprints, and layer interfaces.
Read Recoil for recoil data and runtime hookup.
Read Visual effects for Niagara and casing ownership.