# Procedural Animation
## Tutorial
The **FPS Animation Pack** handles arms movement via procedural animation, including:
1. Idle
2. Walk
3. Sprinting
4. Jumping
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**Tip**: these features work out-of-the-box with the FPS Player component. If you already use it, you can skip this tutorial.
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The process of adding procedural movement to your custom player controller is easy. First, add the **FPS Procedural Animation** to your character:
Click the "Add Component" button.
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**Tip**: add this component to the character Game Object, which contains the Animator component.
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Once the component is attached, it will automatically assign bone transforms:
Automatically assigned bone transforms.
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Note: If some bone references are missing, make sure to manually assign them by dragging bones into their respective slots.
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The setup is complete at this point - now procedural movement animations will be applied to your character in-game.
## How it works
It's also worth noting how these animations work. The **ik\_hand\_gun\_additive** Game Object is animated by clips from your Animator:
Additive gun bone.
The **ik\_hand\_gun\_additive**'s animated transform is applied directly to the arms by the procedural component at runtime.
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**Note**: ik\_hand\_gun\_additive is **NOT** a bone; it is an empty Game Object attached to the root bone.
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