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# Overview

## Content

All the assets' contents, such as animations, meshes, sounds, and prefabs can be found in <mark style="background-color:purple;">**KINEMATION → FPSAnimationPack**</mark>:

<figure><img src="/files/N3HPS2Sxkcu7nSit5hhV" alt="" width="280"><figcaption><p>Pack content.</p></figcaption></figure>

Let's break down each directory now.

## Animations

This directory contains camera, character, weapon override controllers, and source models. It also includes procedural recoil settings for each weapon.

<figure><img src="/files/rL0vxqoXMi7VORtWUh6k" alt="" width="378"><figcaption><p>AK animations folder example.</p></figcaption></figure>

## Animator Controllers

This directory contains the main animator controllers used to animate characters and weapons. You can find here default animation clips - they are empty and are only used to be overridden by custom animation data.

## Camera Shakes

Here you can find settings for different recoil shakes, used to animate the camera when firing.

## Character

In this directory, you can find character models, textures, and materials.

## Masks

This folder contains Avatar Masks, used in the animation system.

## Prefabs

Here you can find prefabs for all weapons, characters, and UI.&#x20;

## Render Pipeline Upgrades

This directory contains unity packages that can upgrade materials to a desired render pipeline. All materials are URP by default.

## Scripts

This folder contains gameplay code. All components used in the package are located here.

## Settings

Here you can find character and weapon settings, as well as procedural motions (used for aiming and fire mode switching animations).

## SFX

This folder contains all sound effects used in the package.


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