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ABOUT HORROR FPS KIT

HORROR FPS KIT is an advanced and easy-to-use horror game
template with many features essential to creating your own horror
game, including gameplay features seen in AAA horror games of the
last decade. It contains a lot of ready-to-use assets, just drag and
drop into a scene.
 SUMMARY
ABOUT HORROR FPS KIT................................................................................. 1
FEATURES .................................................................................................. 3
MANUAL PROJECT SETUP .............................................................................. 4
MAIN MENU SETUP .................................................................................... 6
GAME SETUP ........................................................................................... 6
ADDING NEW INPUTS .................................................................................... 7
MENU CONTROLLER.....................................................................................10
OPTIONS CONTROLLER .................................................................................11
SAVE/LOAD MANAGER .................................................................................12
SETTING UP ............................................................................................12
ADDING CUSTOM SAVEABLES .....................................................................13
SAVING GAME DATA .................................................................................15
SAVEGAMEHANDLER ERROR MESSAGES........................................................15
ADDING RUNTIME SAVEABLES ........................................................................16
ADDING NEW CUTSCENES .............................................................................18
ADDING NEW OBJECTIVES .............................................................................19
ADDING NEW FLOATING OBJECTS ....................................................................21
INVENTORY ...............................................................................................22
ADDING NEW INVENTORY ITEMS ..................................................................22
INVENTORY CONTAINERS ...........................................................................24
COMBINABLE ITEMS .................................................................................25
INVENTORY CUSTOM ACTIONS ....................................................................26
CHANGING SCRIPTS UI TEXTS ........................................................................28
PLAYER BODY (Body Animator) .........................................................................29
ADDING NEW INTERACTIVE ITEMS...................................................................30
SURFACE DETAILS.......................................................................................31
DYNAMIC OBJECTS .....................................................................................32
DRAGGABLE OBJECTS..................................................................................33
ADDING NEW ZOMBIE AI ...............................................................................34
ADDING NEW PLAYER WEAPONS .....................................................................37
SETTING UP VHS PLAYER ..............................................................................40
ADDING CUSTOM PLAYER MODEL ...................................................................41
EMERALD AI 2.0 INTEGRATION ........................................................................43
HDRP/URP PARTIALL SUPPORT ......................................................................43
CREDITS ...................................................................................................44
ASSET CREDITS ...........................................................................................44
BUG, ERROR REPORT ......................................................................................44
FEATURES
PLAYER FUNCTIONS
• Player Controller (Walk, Run, Jump, Crouch, Prone, Ladder Climbing)
• Fully Animated Player Body (Movement)
• Texture and Tag based Footsteps
• Player Lean and Wall Detection
• Weapons (Pistol, Shotgun, Axe)
• Zoom Effect
• Item Switcher

SYSTEMS
• Save/Load System (Player Data, Scene Data, Inventory, Encryption)
• Cross-Platform Input (PC, PS4, XONE)
• Advanced Menu System (Cross-Platform Support)
• Inventory System (Add, Remove, Move, Use, Drop, Examine, Store, Shortcuts)
• Objectives System (Add, Complete, Complete and Add, Events)
• Cutscenes System (Queue)
• Examination System (Rotate, Double Examine, Papers)
• Drag Rigidbody System (Rotate, Zoom, Throw)
• Interact Manager (Pickup, Messages)
• Floating Icons System

OBJECT PICKUPS
• Custom Objects Pickup
• Light Items (Flashlight, Hinge Lantern, Candle)
• Backpack Inventory Expand Pickup

DYNAMIC OBJECTS
• Door, Drawer, Lever, Valve, Movable Interact
• Types (Mouse, Animation, Locked, Jammed)
• More Objects (Keypad Lock, Keycard Lock, Padlock)

MORE FEATURES
• Rebindable Keyboard Controls at Runtime
• Zombie AI (Sleep, Wander, Scream, Agony, Hunger, Attack, Attract, Footsteps)
• Scene Preloader (Background Change, Tips)
• Jumpscares (Animation, Scare Effects, Scared Breath, Customizable)
• UI Menu (Main Menu, Pause Menu, Load Menu..)
• Notifications (Pickup, Hint, Messages)
• Realistic VHS Player
• CCTV System
• Ambience Zones
• Water Buoyancy
• Interactive Lights (Lamps, Switchers, Animation)
• Props, Collectable Items, much more..
MANUAL PROJECT SETUP
We strongly recommend importing asset into an empty project and importing alltags
and layers!

Make sure that you have imported Input System, Post Processing and Timeline from
Package Manager!

1. Open Package Manager from Window drop-down.

2. Select Unity Registry from the Packages drop-down menu.

3. Find the packages mentioned above and import them into a project.
4. Go to Player Settings and set Active Input Handling to Input System Package.

5. Go to Horror FPS KIT\HFPS Assets\Scriptables\InputSystem folder and click

activate in InputSystem.inputsettings.

• If this button does not exist, ignore this step.

6. If you see this message after clicking the Play button - “[Device Init] Supported
Input Device is not connected!”, or the game does not respond to any inputs just
restart the Unity.

• If you have trouble setting up a project along with HFPS, here is a video on
how to set up a project properly:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX5voeju3MQ
MAIN MENU SETUP
• Open a new empty scene.
• Go to Tools -> HFPS KIT -> Setup -> MainMenu.

• You should now see the _MAINMENU object added to your scene.

• Add a Camera object to your scene.

GAME SETUP
The steps are the same as when setting up the main menu.

1. Open a new empty scene.

2. Go to Tools -> HFPS KIT -> Setup -> Game.

3. You should now see the _GAMEUI and HEROPLAYER/FPSPLAYER objects

added to your scene.
ADDING NEW INPUTS
1. Open the PlayerControls asset window by double-clicking on it.

2. Clicking on the + button you will add a new action.

3. In the top panel select the control scheme.

4. After clicking on the action, you can select the Action Type.
5. Now select the binding path. The binding path will vary depending on the
currently selected action type!

6. After selecting the binding path, select the control scheme that belongs to the
input.

7. Now click the Save Asset button to save all input changes.
• If you create a new Input Action Asset, you must assign it to an Input Handler
to use it.
8. After adding a new action, you can use it using the Input Handler functions.

1. if (InputHandler.ReadButtonOnce(this, ActionName))
2. {
3. Debug.Log($"Action {ActionName} is pressed once!");
4. }

1. Vector2 movement;
2. if ((movement = InputHandler.ReadInput<Vector2>(ActionName)) != null)
3. {
4. Debug.Log($"Action {ActionName} is updating {movement}!");
5. }

• When using the ReadInput<T> function, pay attention to using the return type
that belongs to the action specified by the Action Type.
• You can specify which inputs cannot be rebinded by adding a Not Rebindable
interaction.

• If you have problems adding new inputs, you can see the official tutorial for
adding new inputs from Unity:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tOOstXaIKE

• You can define input icon using the Device Variant Object script, which
changes the icon depending on the currently selected input controller.
MENU CONTROLLER

• Using the Menu Controller script, you can easily define new menu panels that
can be controlled using the keyboard or gamepad.

• TabPanelEvents defines what happens when you press Cancel or Apply

button defined in the Input Action Asset. Tab Panel Events is used only when
the panel is active.

• To display the panel, call the ShowPanel() function.

• When returning to the general menu, it is necessary to call the
ShowGeneralMenu() and ResetPanels() functions.
OPTIONS CONTROLLER
• The Options Controller script gives you methods to define new game settings,
which may vary depending on the current platform.

• You can select one of the default option types, or select a custom option type
that you can manage using the Options Controller events and functions to geta
value from an option.
• You can also specify whether the option can be displayed and used on the
keyboard or gamepad controller.
• To listen for an options changes, use the OnOptionsUpdated event.

1. OptionsController.OnOptionsUpdated += OnOptionsUpdated;

• After adding a function for the event, you can use the GetOptionValue()
function to get the value of the option.

1. private void OnOptionsUpdated()

2. {
3. if (OptionsController.GetOptionValue("KEY", out float value))
4. {
5. //your code goes here
6. }
7. }
SAVE/LOAD MANAGER
SETTING UP
1. Create new Serialization Settings asset.

• This will show up a Serialization Settings window.

• Cipher Key can be a random word or text. It is used to Save and Load
encrypted Game Data.

2. Assign your new Serialization Settings into Serialization Helper script.

• The serialization path is used as the default path for storing saved games or
settings files.
ADDING CUSTOM SAVEABLES
There are 3 methods, how you can define new Saveables.

1. Adding ISaveable interface.

• After adding the ISaveable interface, you need to create the required
functions.
• It can be done by pressing (ALT + Enter or Ctrl + .) in Visual Studio.

• This will create two new functions, OnLoad and OnSave.

• These functions are the main functions for Saving and Loading game data.

• The Token Path must be the same as the Key, you use to store the data.
• Dictionary Values can be Nested.
2. Adding SaveableField attribute to the field that you want to save.

• You can also set your own field key.

3. Adding SaveObject.cs script to GameObject.

• This script allows you to define what you want to save from the object.
• Supported Types: Transform, Rigidbody, Position, Rotation and
Object/Renderer Active.
SAVING GAME DATA
• By clicking the Find Saveables button, the script will find all Saveables definedby
the methods in the Adding Custom Saveables section.

• To load a new scene and keep all inventory and equipped items, you must use
the LoadNextScene() function located in the HFPS_GameManager script.
• There is a script called NextLevelTrigger that you can use to load next scene
without losing the inventory or equipment by going on a trigger.

SAVEGAMEHANDLER ERROR MESSAGES

• The referenced Saveable has been removed from the scene.

• You must click Find Savablebles again to clear this message.

• The script loaded a Saveable that was saved in a file but was removed from
the scene.
• You must click Find Savablebles again to clear this message.
• If the Force Save Load option is turned off, loading will be prevented if this
error message is shown.
ADDING RUNTIME SAVEABLES
1. Create or open an existing Object References asset.

2. Open Object References Window and add instantiable prefabs by dragging

folders or prefabs to the window.

3. Assign Object References asset to SaveGameHandler script. This will allow

you to open the object reference selection tool.
 4. Add the ObjectReference variable.

1. using HFPS.System;
2.
3. public class Something : MonoBehaviour
4. {
5. public ObjectReference ObjReference;
6. }

5. Assign Object Reference object by opening the Object Reference Selection

Tool.

• This variable allows you to select the Object Reference defined in the first
steps.

6. After selecting Object Reference, you can instantiate it at runtime using the
InstantiateSaveable() function located in the SaveGameHandler script.

1. void Start()
2. {
3. SaveGameHandler handler = SaveGameHandler.Instance;
4. GameObject go = handler.InstantiateSaveable(ObjectReference, position, rotation);
5.
6. //go represents the instantiated object
7. }

• Using the Object References we can store a specific GUID of the asset which
we can use to retrieve an object that was created at runtime.
ADDING NEW CUTSCENES
1. Create a new Timeline Animation. You can follow the tutorial from Brackeys.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_uBFM3YUF4

2. Create a Cutscene Trigger.

• You can queue the cutscenes by adding more Elements.

3. Assign your new Cutscenes to the Cutscene Manager script.

• If you set the Time parameter to Manual, you must manually skip or cancel the
cutscene sequence by invoking the Cutscene Manager -> SkipCutscene() or
AbortCutscenes().
ADDING NEW OBJECTIVES
1. Create or open an existing Scene Objectives

2. Clicking the + button you will add new objective to the Scene Objectives asset.

• If you reorder the objectives, clicking the refresh button will refresh the
objectives IDs.
• Each objective has a unique ID that allows you to easily define which objective
you want to run. Unique is a number placed before the name of the objectives:
[0] Example 01.
• As you may have noticed, there are settings that allows localization. By clicking
on the Enable Localization button, the system will allow you to selectthe
localization key, however the HFPS Localization System package is required,
otherwise the localization will not work!

3. Remember to always assign objectives of your scene in the Objectives

Manager script.
 4. Create a new trigger, add TriggerObjective.cs script and set ID to objective
which you want to run.

5. The Scene Objectives asset also allows you to define an event that will be
called when the objective is completed.

6. After defining an event, you must add the Objective Event script to an empty
GameObject and select the event you want to use.

7. Clicking the Link button, you will display the Objective Event Browser Window.

Complete Count: The objective will be fully completed if you complete the objectiven-
times.

To show progress to the objective, insert "{0}/{1}" to the objective text.

ADDING NEW FLOATING OBJECTS
1. When you select all the GameObjects you want to define to display the floatingicon
above object, pressing the Add FloatingIcons button will automatically add the
objects to the list.
INVENTORY
ADDING NEW INVENTORY ITEMS
1. Create or Open an existing Inventory Database asset.

2. To open the Inventory Database Window, double-click the asset or click the
Open Inventory Database Editor button.

• This will show up the window where you can manage all inventory items.
3. New created Inventory Database must be assigned in main Inventory script
which is at _GAMEUI object.

4. To interact with a newly created item, add the InteractiveItem.cs script to the
object and select the item you want to use in the Inventory Item Browser.

• The Item ID is read-only and is defined automatically by the database script.

• If you change the order of any item, all item IDs will be automatically updated
with the current item order.
INVENTORY CONTAINERS
• All items from Inventory Database can be stored inside Inventory Containers.

• To store an Item to a Container, simply add the InventoryContainer.cs script to

it.

• You can also define Fixed Containers that can contain the same items as
another container by adding the InventoryFixedContainer.cs script.

• To convert an int field to an Inventory Selector field, you can use the
[InventorySelector] attribute in the int field.

1. [InventorySelector]
2. public int InventoryID;
COMBINABLE ITEMS
• Inventory has a feature that allows to combine two different objects to
getanother useful item.
• This can be done by defining the Combine Settings in the Inventory
Database Editor.
INVENTORY CUSTOM ACTIONS
• To activate Custom Actions, you must enable Do Action Use or Do Action
Combine inside Item Toggles drop-down.

1. Define your Item Custom Data inside the Interactive Item script.

• Predefined Keys: Value, Path, Tag

2. Define Use Action Type in the Item Settings.

• We set Use Action Type to Decrease to decrease the value each time zippo is
combined with a candle.

3. Define Use Action Settings

• We have now defined that when the Zippo Lighter is used 5 times, you will not
be able to light the candle again.
• To display the current value in the item description, you must add a {value} tag to
the description text, as shown in the screenshot.

• If you want to use the Item Value action type, you can follow the same steps,
but this action type is specific in that you can set the value manually by script
using the IItemValueProvider interface.

1. Set Use Action Type to Item Value.

2. Add IItemValueProvider interface and its functions.

• In the Item Toggles drop-down menu, we set the action to be applied when the
item is combined. When the item is combined, OnSetValue () is called.
• OnGetValue() is different, you must update the value manually using
Inventory.GetItemData().data or setting the custom data in AddItem()
function.
CHANGING SCRIPTS UI TEXTS
• To change the UI script texts, find the GameTextTable asset.

• From there, you can change or create new user interface texts, which you want to
use in scripts.

• The newly created TextTable asset can be assigned in the Text Source script.
• You can easily use the TextsSource functions to retrieve text from a text table.
• The following code shows a basic example of retrieving texts.

1. using HFPS.Systems;
2.
3. void Awake()
4. {
5. TextsSource.Subscribe(OnInitTexts);
6. //or TextsSource.OnInitTexts += OnInitTexts;
7. }
8.
9. private void OnInitTexts()
10. {
11. string text = TextsSource.GetText("Interact.Take", "Take");
12. Debug.Log(text);
13. }
PLAYER BODY (Body Animator)
• HFPS scripts are not linked to Body Animator, so if you don’t want to have a
first-person body, you can simply delete the HeroBody object.

• Using the Spine Bones, you can easily define the entire spine and its min/max
rotation by adjusting the weights.

• You can adjust Body Death, Body Adjustments and Other settings dependingto
your needs.
ADDING NEW INTERACTIVE ITEMS
1. Set the object layer to Interact.

2. Add the InteractiveItem.cs script to the object.

3. To change the user interface texts, add the UIObjectInfo.cs script.

• To change interaction titles depending on another script field, assign Instance

and Reflect Name.
• To create your own interactive object with your own script, create a public
UseObject() function.
SURFACE DETAILS
• With surface details, you can easily define new materials with different
material surface settings.

• You can use Surface Textures to define different footsteps or bullet marks for
different textures.
• Surface Details also support terrain textures, so you can easily define each
surface of the game.

• Using surface details is very simple, just move your surface data into a script.
• To use classic surface detection, change the Surface ID to Tag.
• The Surface Details Asset also contains all the required functions, so
obtaining elements is very easy.
• Each function of Surface Details is well commented.
DYNAMIC OBJECTS
• Using a DynamicObject.cs script, you can easily define interactable Doors,
Drawers, Levers, Valves, or Moving Interactions.

• You can define a new dynamic type by changing the Dynamic Type field.
• By changing the Use Type, you can determine whether the object is Normal,
Locked, or Jammed.
• By changing the Interact Type, you can determine whether the object can be
opened or closed using Animation or by dragging the Mouse.
• The Key Type determines how you want to unlock the Locked Use Type.

• By defining a new dynamic Drawer type with an interact Mouse type, you must
assign a minimum and maximum pull position by changing the Min Max Move
field.

• The same must be done with the dynamic Lever type by changing the Lever
Stop Angle field. If you have trouble defining the stop angle, check the Debug
Lever Angle.
DRAGGABLE OBJECTS
• Defining draggable objects is very simple, just change the object layer to
Interact and add the DraggableObject.cs script.

• You can also determine the water behaviour of draggable objects.

• Object Density > Water Density = Lower Object Buoyancy.

• You can change other settings in the Drag Rigidbody script located in the
PLAYER -> MouseLook object.
ADDING NEW ZOMBIE AI
1. Convert your Zombie Character to a Ragdoll (GameObject -> 3D Object ->
Ragdoll).
2. Adjust the ragdoll colliders to match your character model.
3. Change the zombie root layer to Zombie.

4. Then change the zombie hips layer to BodyPart and tag to Flesh.

5. Assign an Animator Controller Asset to an Animator component.

• It is recommended to use the default ZombieAnimator Controller as it
contains all required connections and behaviour scripts.

6. Add ZombieBehaviourAI.cs script to zombie root.

7. Add Capsule Collider component to the zombie root and adjust the collider to
match your character model.
8. Assign Zombie Animator component to an Animator field and define a Search
Mask.
9. Add the NPCHealth.cs script to the zombie root and assign zombie hips.

10. Add the NPCFootsteps.cs script to the zombie root.

11. Create a new empty object, add an Audio Source component, change Spatial
Blend to 3D and move the object as the zombie root child object.
12. Add a Nav Mesh Agent component and adjust it to fit your character's model.
Make sure that the Stopping Distance is not zero and Auto Braking is enabled.
13. Go to Window -> AI -> Navigation -> Bake and click Bake.

14. Add WaypointGroup.cs script to the empty object.

• Waypoints are added automatically by adding empty objects to the Waypoint

Group child object.
 • You can define your own character behaviour by changing the Behaviour
Settings.

• If you want, you can also define hunger points by adding the HungerPoint.cs
script to the object.
• Zombie will search for Hunger Point objects, if Hunger is enabled and the
Hunger Points field in the AI Zombie Behavior script is zero.

• If you have your own zombie animations, it is recommended to change the

default animations of the zombie controller asset.

• To damage the player, you must create an animation event that calls the
PlaySoundOrDamageEvent() function with a parameter of 0.

Sleep Behaviour: The zombie starts with a sleep animation if the player is in close
distance or if it makes any impact sound, the zombie gets up and changes his sleep
behavior to None.

Zombie Behaviour: The basic awake behavior of the zombie. Waypoint to Waypoint,
Waypoint to Waypoint with Patrol, Waypoint to Waypoint with Idle.
ADDING NEW PLAYER WEAPONS
1. Locate the WallDetection object in the PLAYER object, which contains all the
usable objects.

2. Duplicate one of these items and replace the disabled object inside the
duplicated object with your object.
3. Set a new layer of object to the CamWeapon.

4. Create a weapon Animator asset.

5. Add the required parameters: (bool) Idle = true, (trigger) Reload, Shoot, Hide

6. Create all required state transitions.

7. Add AnimatorStateChange behaviour to Draw, Hide, Reload states with the
name Draw, Hide, Reload that the WeaponController script uses.

• This behavior script finds and sends state data to the WeaponController script
using the IOnAnimatorState interface.
• It is important to write exactly Draw, Hide or Reload in the name field,
depending on the state.

8. Add the WeaponController.cs script to the weapon root object and set the
weapon parameters.

9. Go to the ItemManager object and add a new weapon to the ItemSwitcher ->
Item List.
10. To use your weapon from the inventory, you must define the Use Switcher ID
field from the Item Settings drop-down menu. Weapon ID is the ID of the Item
List element.

• You can also define your own usable weapons/items by adding the
SwitcherBehaviour subclass to your own script.

• You can add an ISaveableArmsItem interface to a script to save and load

usable object data.
SETTING UP VHS PLAYER
• Supported video formats: Video file compatibility

1. Move VHS Player and VHS Monitor from Resources folder to the scene.
2. Connect VHS Player with VHS Monitor.

3. Set Inventory Video Tape ID and add your video tapes.

4. In Interactive Item script, set VHS Tape Item Custom Data.

• The Path value is the path inside the Resources folder. All keys must be same!
ADDING CUSTOM PLAYER MODEL
1. Replace the BodyRoot object with your Player model.

2. Assign the PlayerBody Animator asset to the Controller field and make sure
you have the Humanoid Avatar assigned to the Avatar field.

3. If you want your hands and head to be invisible to the Main Camera, you must
duplicate these objects and change their Cast Shadows field to Shadows Only in
the Lighting drop-down menu.

4. Next, you need to change the layer of the original duplicated objects to
PlayerInvisible and the other player objects to PlayerBody.
5. Assign a player's Spine Bones in the Body Animator.

6. To perform event-based footsteps, you must add the AnimationEvent.cs script

to the HeroBody -> HeroRoot object and create a FootstepsController ->
PlayFootstep() event.

7. Then, at a specific animation time, create an event that points to the

AnimationEvent -> SendEvent() function.

8. As the SendEvent() parameter set the text of the Event Call Name.
EMERALD AI 2.0 INTEGRATION
1. Open an empty scene and import Emerald AI first and then Horror FPS KIT.
2. Go to Horror FPS KIT\HFPS Assets\Content\Scripts\Core\Examples and
unzip the EmeraldAI.zip package.
3. Replace default EmeraldAIPlayerDamage.cs script with an extracted version.If
the script already contains the DamageHFPSPlayer() function, uncomment itand
skip this step.
4. Move EmeralAISendDamage.cs script right after the enemy EmeraldAISystem
script.
5. Follow the Emerald AI instructions and create enemies.

HDRP/URP PARTIALL SUPPORT

• The Horror FPS KIT has partial support for HDRP or URP, which means that
the kit is compatible with these rendering pipelines, but after setting up on
these pipelines, pink materials or post-processing problems may occur.

• If you choose to use the URP rendering pipeline, some scenes may contain
pink materials. This problem can be easily solved by changing all shaders of
pink materials to URP default shaders. The reason you need to do this is
because Unity has chosen not to support other shaders, such as URP or
HDRP shaders.

• If you choose to use the HDRP rendering pipeline, you will experience the same
problem with pink materials as in URP, but there will also be an incompatibility
with post-processing. This is because the HDRP rendering pipeline uses its
own post-processing system and the camera blur effect will not be compatible
anymore. You can also easily solve the problem with the pink materials, but if
you want to use the blur effect, you have to write a brand new shader and script,
or you can use another method instead of the blur effect, such as a transparent
black panel or something else.
 CREDITS
• This kit was developed and designed by ThunderWire Studio
© All rights reserved.
• Almost all assets are created by ThunderWire Studio, except those that are
downloaded under a royalty free license.

ASSET CREDITS
1. 4 Industrial barrels by Vertex Field
https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/props/4-industrial-barrels-76538

2. PBR - Hospital Horror Pack. Free by DNK_DEV

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/pbr-hospital-horror-pack-free-80117

3. Retro Lamps v.1 by Artur G.

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/props/interior/retro-lamps-v-1-19601

4. Rusty Pack Models by Karol Led

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/props/rusty-pack-models-14412

5. Books by VIS Games

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/props/interior/books-3356

6. Kitchen Props Free by Jake Sullivan

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/props/interior/kitchen-props-free-80208

7. Animated Old Chest by NOT_Lonely

https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/props/animated-old-chest-20179

BUG, ERROR REPORT

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USEFUL LINKS
• ThunderWire Studio - Youtube Channel

• ThunderWire Studio - Developer Website

• ThunderWire Studio - AssetStore

• Horror FPS KIT – HFPS Website

• Horror FPS KIT – HFPS AssetStore