# FPS Setup
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**Tip:** If you’re new to CAS, use the **KINEMATION/Shared/Character** humanoid model.
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## Character
Add your character to the scene, right-click on it and select "KINEMATION/Setup CAS":
Select the **FPS** preset:
FPS preset.
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**Note**: It will only show up if the demo content is installed.
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Then, follow the setup steps:
FPS Preset.
#### 1. Skeleton Type
Select the type of your character model skeleton:
Select your skeleton type.
CAS supports most popular model types:
* Unreal Mannequin (UE4\&UE5).
* Mixamo
* Character Creator (CC4, CC5)
* Synty
For other models, pick the "Default" option - CAS will try to find bones recursively.
#### 2. Animations
Next, we need to pick Animation Clips for our character:
Assign Animation Clips.
**Base Pose** is your character standing idle animation. CAS uses it to compute additive motion in runtime.
**Overlay Pose** is your weapon idle animation. **Overlay Controller** reference can be left empty, we will add it in the next pages.
#### 3. Bones
Finally, we need to assign bone references, so CAS can create Procedural Animation Modifiers:
Assign bone references.
By default, this window will prompt you to select a Weapon Bone - a special bone in the character skeleton that contains weapon movement. If your model doesn't have such a bone, you can skip this step and apply the preset.
Once all bones are assigned, you can press the "Apply Preset" button.
If something is missing, you will see a warning what bones should be assigned manually:
Warning example.
#### 4. Assign Animator
If your character is **Generic**, you will need to assign an Animator Controller:
Assign your Animator Controller here.
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**Tip**: Ensure that the selected animations and Animator are compatible with your skeleton! Generics will only work with Generic animations, and Humanoids - with Humanoid clips.
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