# README

**FPS Animation Pack** is an advanced plugin, that includes fully animated weapons, procedural animation, and sound effects. This package is available in 3 tiers, the only difference is the price and number of animated weapons.

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## FAQ

### "What tiers does the FPS Animation Pack have?"

The package offers three variations: *Ultimate*, *Pro*, and *Lite*. The only difference is the number of weapons in the pack: 20, 10, and 4 respectively. Here is a detailed breakdown of what weapons you are getting with each tier:

<details>

<summary>Ultimate - $99.99</summary>

1. M1911
2. Kolibri
3. DGL-50
4. X18
5. Viper-357&#x20;
6. MPS5
7. Striker-V
8. ASVal
9. MX16A4
10. AKX200
11. G3
12. KXG12
13. Drake-12
14. Kar98k
15. L96X
16. Mk14EBR
17. SVD
18. MGX5
19. RPG7
20. Grenade

</details>

<details>

<summary>Pro - $49.99</summary>

1. M1911
2. DGL-5
3. MX16A4
4. AKX200
5. Drake-12
6. Mk14 EBR
7. Kar98k
8. MGX5
9. RPG7
10. Grenade

</details>

<details>

<summary>Lite - $24.99</summary>

1. M1911
2. MX16A4
3. Drake-12
4. Kar98k

</details>

### "If I buy the asset on Unity Asset Store, can I get an Unreal Engine version?"

Yes! If you own the **FPS Animation Pack** on the *Unity Asset Store*, you can get a **Personal** version of this asset for Unreal Engine. And vice-versa - if you bought the asset on *Fab*, you can get a *Unity Asset Store version* (1 seat).

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**Note**: you only get a basic personal license when going from the Unity Asset Store to the Unreal Engine 5 version.
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### "Does this work with Unreal Engine 4?"

The **FPS Animation Pack** was exclusively designed for *Unreal Engine 5*. However, you still can export FBX files to *Unreal Engine 4* without any problems!

### "How to get the demo scene?"

You can find a link to the demo level in the plugin's content folder.


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