> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.infimagames.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.infimagames.com/product/low-poly-animated-modern-guns-pack/getting-started/quick-start-guide.md). # Quick Start Guide ## **Downloading & Installing from FAB** *** We’ll be using the **FAB in Launcher** window, which allows assets to be imported directly into Unreal Engine. If you don’t see FAB in your editor, follow the official Epic guide [**here**](https://dev.epicgames.com/documentation/en-us/fab/exporting-assets-from-fab-in-launcher). *** ### Adding the Content to Your Project * Open the **FAB** window inside Unreal Engine. * Navigate to **Library** and locate the **Low Poly Animated – Modern Guns Pack**.
* Press **Add to Project**, and select the engine version that you wish to use, then press **Add to Project** again.
* This will start downloading the content directly into the current project.
* Once finished, you should see the **LowPolyAnimatedModernGuns** folder inside your project!
* For a complete overview of the project folder structure, check out [**Project Structure Overview**](/product/low-poly-animated-modern-guns-pack/getting-started/project-structure-overview.md). *** ### Testing the Demo Map Now that we have the content installed we can give it a quick test to make sure that everything is working properly, the best way to do this is by opening the showcase demo map. It's located here:\ **LowPolyAnimatedModernGunsPack > Demo > Maps > L\_LPAMG\_Showcase\_Animations**
The demo map allows you view the animations and models in a gameplay scenario. It's mainly intended to be used as a showcase for the content, but I'm sure you'll find the code useful for other purposes as well. Here you will find a list of [**the default key bindings**](#default-key-bindings)**.** *** ## :wrench: Fixing Common Issues *** ### Building Lighting in the Demo Maps * When first opening the demo maps (depending on which engine version you're using) you might see the LIGHTING NEEDS TO BE REBUILT warning message. * This doesn't directly affect the functionality of the asset, but it will make the lighting in the demo maps look a bit weird or broken. Luckily this is super easy to fix.
* To fix it, go to **Build** and choose **Build Lighting Only.**
* Let the lighting build finish loading (this might take a while depending on your hardware).
* Once finished, the lighting will look as expected!
*** ### The Player Starts Sliding Around in the Showcase Map * If you notice that the player pawn starts moving or sliding around on the floor when playing the **L\_LPAMG\_Showcase\_Animations** map**,** it's most likely due to it being spawned in the current editor camera location. * To fix it, simply set the default spawn point as **Default Player Start**, and play.
*** ## Default Key Bindings
Movement * Use the **WASD** keys to play the movement animations. * Press **Left Shift** to play the run animation. * Double tap **Left Shift** to play the tactical sprint animation. * Press **Space Bar** to play the jumping animation. * Press **Left Ctrl** to play the crouch animation.
Weapon * Press **Left Click** to play the fire animation. * Hold **Right Click** to aim. * Press **R** to play the reload animation. * Press **E** to play the reload empty animation. * Press **T** to play the inspect animation. * Press **3** to play the holster/equip weapon animations. * Press **H** to lower the weapon. * Press **Z/X** to cycle between equipped weapons.
Melee * Press **F** to play the knife attack animation.
Attachments * Press **J** to randomize the current weapon attachments. * Press **K** to randomize the current weapon skin.
Timescale * Press **5** to pause/start time. * Press **8** to decrease timescale. * Press **9** to increase timescale.
Camera * Press **C** to toggle the camera perspective. * Press **L** to toggle camera animation.
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