> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# 🔫Weapons

> In this section you will learn how weapons work in the pack.

## Tactical Shooter Weapon

This component implements weapon-related functions, such as reloading, firing, inspecting, mag checking, etc.:

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</Frame>

* **Tac Weapon Settings**: Animation settings for this weapon ([Animation Settings](/tactical-shooter-pack/unity/animations/animation-settings)).

* **Aim Point**: Aim point transform.

* **Fire Mode**: Initial fire mode state.

* **Is Suppressed**: Whether the weapon is suppressed.

* **Is Attachment Deployed**: Whether the attachment for this gun is deployed or not.

* **Bones To Hide**: A list of bone transforms that will be hidden/unhidden when `SetBoneHidden(int hidden)` animation event is triggered.

## How initialization works

All weapons are initialized when the game starts, using the `Initialize` method:

It re-trieves references to weapon-related components (Animators, RecoilAnimation, Camera, etc.) and samples a base idle clip to compute the rigth-hand default pose, which is used for quickly drawing a siderarm.

## How animations are played

Almost all animations are triggered by the weapon script, which is achieved by playing character and weapon clips at the same time to achieve a perfect sync:

## How actions are handled

When an input action is triggered, the weapon respective method will be called. For example, a reloading logic is implemented this way: